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After 30 years of hit and miss on a paper calendar, more misses, this chronic CH fellow really appreciates this app. If I could humbly suggest one item, allow a copy or repeat, it would be easier on this one per hour or every other hour nights. Normally I just don’t grab the phone but enter the next day. Again, great app!
I was so glad to find this app today! It works, quick, easy & no math!I input my headaches for the last week in less than 20 min & used it last night/this morning to keep track. Easy 1 button design made timing easy. Usually I go to the kitchen (harder for family members to hear me) & use the timer on my oven. This involves subtraction & often I leave a cryptic math problem on my notes pad. *I’d like to ask you to add a button for tracking “shadows” (predome/prodome) before/after the headache. Thanks for this app!
The app does exactly what it’s designed to do. Sometimes the attack comes on so quickly to start the app is next to impossible. Yet having the ability to adjust the times of start and end fixes that. Used this app regularly and I’ve learned some patterns and triggers.
I got this app to prepare for an appointment with a specialist and it is so nice to have such a good list of symptoms and everything else to choose from, plus the ability to add custom. The dark interface is a godsend when having a nighttime attack.
I love using this app. However I recently switched from iPhone to android and I do not see an app for Android?
I love this app, but the headache location map is reversed. If you click on the “right” slide of the map, it records as left.
Great to record headaches. In the throes of a cluster headache there is not much I can do so to be able to just press a button to start it is great. Keeps running until u stop it. U can export the log in pdf format or spreadsheet to print to take to your doctor. Has a head diagram where u can note where headache occurred and has many options to record symptoms/meds etc. 10/10 recommend.
A Headache Diary. Use ClusterUck to record details of headache attacks. Record duration, severity, pain location, triggers, symptoms, medication, atmospheric pressure, etc.