Achely: Headache Tracker

A headache tracker built for the middle of an attack, Achely saves your pain level and start time in two taps: tap how bad it is, tap Done. The screen stays dark and dim, every month of your headache diary is free, and there is no account. TWO TAPS, EVEN MID-ATTACK This headache tracker works with one thumb. Home is a grid of ten large pain buttons, 1 to 10. The first tap saves the attack at once, with the start time. You can put the phone down right there. If you feel up to it, mark where it hurts on a simple head outline and pick anything that came before it: poor sleep, coffee, weather change, stress, a skipped meal, screen time, alcohol or your period. The second tap is Done. Medicines, symptoms, aura and the end time can wait until you feel better. Logged by mistake? Undo stays on screen for 8 seconds. DIM ATTACK MODE Your migraine diary stays dark while you log, so sensitive eyes are not hit with bright light. The logging screens are black with low, warm text. Attack mode lowers this app's brightness to 5 % while you log and gives it back when you leave. No animations, no sounds and never an ad while you log, only a short vibration to confirm. LOG FROM QUICK SETTINGS Pull down Quick Settings and tap the Log attack tile to go straight to Attack mode. A free 2×1 widget does the same. While an attack runs, a quiet notification has Pain ↑, Pain ↓ and Ended buttons, so your migraine log follows the pain as it rises and falls. Nothing ends an attack for you: after three days the app asks if it is still going. EVERY MONTH OF HISTORY INCLUDED The migraine calendar colors each day by its highest pain and marks the days you took a medicine. Swipe back as far as your history goes; no month is ever locked. Every attack can be edited: times with a number keypad, several medicines and whether each one helped, symptoms such as nausea or light sensitivity, aura and early signs. A one-tap daily log (hours of sleep, coffee, stress, period) records pain-free days too, which is how patterns show up in a headache diary. FOR YOUR DOCTOR Achely counts headache days and medication days per month, attacks, average pain and average length. It shows the numbers and leaves the meaning to you and your doctor. A one-page PDF of the last 30 days, with the calendar, the counts and every attack, is free to share. TRIGGERS AND PRESSURE Pressure comes from your phone's own barometer, read when you log and once an hour: each attack shows the change over the 24 hours before, for example -6 hPa. No location permission, no weather service, no network. Pressure needs a phone with a barometer; without one, that part is hidden. Stats lists the triggers you logged most often with attacks. Patterns in your log, not a diagnosis. NO ACCOUNT. NO CLOUD. No sign-up, no sync. Your migraine diary stays on this phone and out of Google backup; save a backup file yourself. This headache log works in airplane mode. ACHELY PRO Everything above stays free in this headache tracker. Pro adds: - Insights: how often attacks start on days with and without each trigger, plus attacks by cycle day. - Pressure charts: the 72 hours of pressure around each attack. - Reports: a detailed PDF of 3, 6 or 12 months plus a CSV. One report is included. - Widgets: a month calendar and a quick-pain widget. - Themes: four more themes. Logging always stays dark. A short video you choose to watch opens insights, pressure charts or a theme for 60 minutes, or adds one report. Pro is monthly, yearly or a one-time Lifetime purchase. Subscriptions renew until canceled in Google Play. If a headache is sudden and severe, or comes with weakness, confusion, fever or a stiff neck, call emergency services. Achely is a diary. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Talk to a healthcare professional about your headaches. Privacy: everything you log stays on your phone. No account, no location, no server.

First release: log a headache in 2 taps, dim Attack mode, Quick Settings tile, every month of history free.