See whether weather changes align with your migraines
MigraineCast brings forecasts, pressure changes, and your symptom history together so you can notice your own patterns over time.
★★★★★4.8 on the App Store · 27+ countries
Found us through a migraine tip?
General information can help you recognize possibilities. Tracking helps you see what’s actually recurring for you.
Watch weather shifts
See pressure, temperature, and humidity changes in one place.
Log symptoms quickly
Record what happened and when, without building a complicated diary.
Compare patterns over time
Look for recurring relationships across multiple attacks.
Three steps, no complicated diary
Check upcoming conditions
See how pressure, temperature, and humidity are shifting for your location.
Log symptoms and attacks
A few taps to record what happened — no lengthy forms.
Review patterns across time
See how your attacks line up with weather and other factors over weeks and months.
4.8 on the App Store · 27+ countries
“All of my migraines were in line with high or medium risk days on the app. I finally understand what’s happening.”
— Selen B., verified App Store review
Ready to see your own patterns?
Available free on iPhone today. Building for Android — join the list to be first in line.
MigraineCast helps you track patterns and environmental conditions. It does not diagnose migraine or replace medical care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MigraineCast available on Android?
Not yet — MigraineCast is currently available on iPhone. The Android version is in development, and you can join the waitlist on this page to be notified as soon as it launches.
Does weather trigger every migraine?
No. Weather is one possible factor among many — sleep, stress, hormones, diet, and other triggers all play a role, and they vary from person to person. MigraineCast helps you see whether weather lines up with your own attacks; it doesn't assume it's the cause.
Can MigraineCast predict an attack?
MigraineCast shows a risk forecast based on upcoming weather conditions and the patterns in your own history, but it's guidance, not a guarantee. It's designed to help you notice possibilities and prepare, not to predict attacks with certainty.
Is MigraineCast medical advice?
No. MigraineCast is a tracking and awareness tool. It doesn't diagnose migraine, recommend treatment, or replace care from a doctor or specialist.
What information should I track?
Start with when an attack happened, roughly how severe it was, and anything that felt relevant — sleep, stress, food, or medication. Over time, comparing that history with weather and other conditions is what helps patterns become visible.