A clearer way through migraine
Aura connects your symptoms, treatments, habits, and daily signals to help reveal what may be driving your migraines—and what you can do next.
Made for iPhone. No web account or checkout.
Built to replace uncertainty with a plan you can understand.
How Aura works
Aura keeps the effort small, then turns the details into a story that is easier to use.
Record symptoms, severity, treatments, and the details that matter without writing a diary entry.
During or after an episodeAura brings your episodes and everyday signals together so possible triggers do not stay hidden in separate places.
Patterns build over timeGet a plain-language view of what may be helping, what may be hurting, and what is worth paying attention to next.
Clear, useful guidance
Patterns, made understandable
A list of symptoms is not the same as an answer. Aura looks across the context around your episodes and brings the useful connections forward in language you can act on.
Designed with empathy
Migraine can make even simple tasks feel like too much. Aura uses a focused layout, large controls, and light and dark appearances so checking in feels manageable.
Your history, with meaning
See the shape of an episode, the treatment you tried, and the surrounding context together. Over time, Aura helps a messy history become something you can learn from.
Built around you
Aura is designed to make your own experience easier to understand—not to overwhelm you with scores, streaks, or generic wellness advice.
Early Aura reviews
Early Aura users share what changed when migraine tracking began to feel calmer, clearer, and easier to keep up with.
I used to think my migraines came out of nowhere, but after tracking for a few weeks I started noticing patterns around sleep, stress, and skipped meals. The reminders are gentle and actually useful, not annoying.
Maya Collins
When I feel a migraine starting, remembering medication is honestly the last thing on my mind. Having the app remind me has made those days feel a little more manageable.
Jordan Lee
A lot of health apps ask way too many questions. This one makes it pretty quick to log what is happening, even when I am not feeling great. I would love a few more customization options, but overall it has been really helpful.
Priya Shah
The migraine prediction is not perfect, but it has been surprisingly helpful. If the app notices my signals changing, I know to bring my medication, drink more water, and avoid overbooking my day.
Daniel Brooks
I like that the app feels calm and supportive instead of making me feel like I am filling out a medical form every day. It helps me stay aware of my symptoms without obsessing over them.
Sofia Martinez
I always struggled to explain how often my headaches were happening. Now I can look back at my history and give my doctor a much clearer answer. It has made appointments way less frustrating.
Ethan Parker
I did not realize how often light sensitivity showed up before the pain started. Tracking the smaller signals has helped me understand my migraines in a totally different way.
Alyssa Nguyen
The reminders do not feel demanding. They are more like a small nudge to check in with myself, take my medication, or log how I am doing. That makes it much easier to stick with.
Marcus Reed
I get both regular tension headaches and migraines, so I appreciate being able to track them separately. It has helped me see that they do not always have the same triggers.
Hannah Wilson
Migraine days can feel like everything is happening at once. This app gives me one place to track symptoms, remember medication, and see what might have contributed. It is a small thing that makes a real difference.
Noah Bennett
I have downloaded so many symptom trackers and stopped using them after a week. This one is quick, clear, and does not make tracking feel like homework. I am still using it months later.
Chloe Foster
The signal monitoring gives me useful information without throwing a million charts at me. I feel more prepared when a migraine may be coming, while still understanding that my body can be unpredictable.
Samira Patel
Simple App Store pricing
Choose the pace that fits you. Both plans include the complete Aura experience on iPhone.
Monthly · U.S. price
$5.99/ month
3-day free trial
Yearly · U.S. price
$29.99/ year
7-day free trial
Free trials are for eligible subscribers. After the trial, the selected plan renews automatically until canceled. App Store pricing and terms may vary by region; Apple will show the final details before purchase. No payment is collected on this website.
The Aura guide
We are building a thoughtful library about migraine patterns, triggers, treatment conversations, and daily life. No filler—so we are not publishing articles before they are ready.
This space will open with the first set of reviewed Aura articles. Until then, there are no placeholder headlines or unfinished advice to browse.
Questions, answered plainly
Aura is intentionally simple on the web. The full experience lives in the iPhone app.
Aura helps you log migraine episodes, connect them with the context around your day, and understand possible patterns so you have a clearer idea of what to try or discuss next.
The monthly plan includes a 3-day free trial. The yearly plan includes a 7-day free trial. Trials will begin through the App Store after Aura launches.
Aura is being built for iPhone. There is no Android app, web dashboard, online account, or website subscription at this time.
No. Aura is a tracking and informational tool, not a medical diagnosis or substitute for advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
The guide is planned for a future release. We are leaving it empty for now rather than publishing unfinished or generic migraine advice.
Aura for iPhone
Aura is coming to the App Store. When it arrives, this will be the only place you need to go to start your free trial.
App Store link coming soon