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Tap once, speak naturally. Apple's on-device speech engine transcribes you in real time, and a local language model extracts the structured fields a clinician cares about — location, intensity, triggers, time of onset, associated symptoms. Pause for two seconds and Migrapulse stops listening on its own.

Yes, completely. Your voice is processed on your device — it's never sent to a server. Your entries are stored locally on your phone and never shared with anyone. No account required, no cloud sync, no data collection.

Migrapulse adapts. Tell it "the room is spinning, brain feels foggy, pressure behind my ears" and it extracts vestibular symptoms instead of pain location. Headache is not assumed.

The full migraine journal — voice logging, on-device transcription, automatic symptom tagging, history, and CSV / JSON / PDF export — is free forever. Migrapulse Plus (£4.99 / month) adds pattern detection, weekly and time-of-day breakdowns, and a pain-location body map, for when you want the bigger picture.

Yes — CSV, JSON, or a clean PDF formatted for clinical visits. One tap, then AirDrop, email, or save it anywhere you like. Your export, your file.

Tap-and-hold the orb to type instead. Same parser, same tags, same on-device privacy. Voice is the default — not the only way.

Yes. The app is fully functional with no network. That's not a feature flag — it's the architecture. Speech recognition, parsing, history, and export all run on-device.

iPhone and iPad. Migrapulse is available on iOS 17 and above. There is no Android version planned.

Mention them in your voice log — "I skipped lunch", "had two glasses of red wine", "didn't sleep well" — and Migrapulse extracts and tags them. Over time, Migrapulse Plus surfaces your most likely triggers and patterns you couldn't have spotted by yourself.