One tap while it hurts
Start an attack from Today, the widget or Siri. How bad it was, where it hurt and what you took can wait until later.
Migraine and headache diary for iPhone
Start an attack in one tap and add the details when you feel better. Hushday counts headache and migraine days the way your doctor does, and turns them into a report you can bring to your next appointment.
Nothing is required while it hurts. Everything else is there when you want it.
Start an attack from Today, the widget or Siri. How bad it was, where it hurt and what you took can wait until later.
The calendar tells a headache day from a day you marked headache-free – and both from a day you did not log. An empty day never counts as a good one.
Log a dose with one tap during an attack; two hours later Hushday asks whether it helped. Reminders for preventives with Taken, Snooze and Skip.
Headache, migraine and acute medication days by month, your preventive history and your questions – a PDF made on your iPhone, in Letter or A4.
Days with and without alcohol, stress or short sleep, time of day, around your period, before and after a preventive – each with how many days it rests on. Observations, never a diagnosis.
Headaches can go to Apple Health; period days and short nights can come from it. Start or end an attack from the Home Screen, the Lock Screen or by voice.
Screens from the app, filled with demo data.
There is no Hushday account and no Hushday server, so there is nowhere for your entries to be uploaded to. Read the privacy policy.
Attacks, medicines and reminders, the calendar and monthly counts, the widget and your exports cost nothing, before and after any trial.
Free
Everything you need to log attacks and medicines, see your months and keep your data.
$29.99 a year, with a free first week – or $5.99 a month
Patterns in your entries, and the PDF report for your doctor.
US prices. The App Store shows the price in your currency and the date of the first charge before you confirm. Cancel any time in your Apple Account.
No. It shows what your own entries say, always with the number of days behind it. It does not diagnose and never suggests a dose. Those are conversations for your doctor, and the report is there to make them easier.
Yes. You describe each attack in your own words – migraine, headache or not sure – and Hushday counts headache days and migraine days separately.
No. Nothing asks for a period. If you mark one, or bring it in from Apple Health, you can see headaches around it; if you do not, nothing is missing.
Everything you logged stays, and logging, reminders and exports keep working. Only patterns and new PDF reports need Hushday Pro.
Hushday is in its final stretch before the App Store. Write to support@hushday.app if you would like to hear when it is out.