Observed arrival · 2026-09-10
Nagi, the 10-Second Migraine Diary
A privacy-first migraine tracker for iPhone and Android that logs attacks in three taps and turns them into clinician-ready reports.
Field notes
The app separates emergency logging from later analysis: time and intensity can be captured during an attack, while location, medication, and other details can be completed afterward. It compares the diary with sleep, barometric pressure, and cycle information, presenting patterns as retrospective correlations rather than predictions. The site also describes a two-page report covering 30 days, three months, or six months, plus CSV export, and says the data remains on the user’s phone.
Observed signals
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