Nagi: Migraine Tracker & Diary
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What changed · US
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• Nagi gets a new look. The whole app is now hand-drawn: Nagi in felt-tip ink, clearer titles, and one button that matters per screen. Nothing changes in your attacks or your settings. • A scene for every day. At the top of Today, a drawing follows how your day looks: nothing unusual, or a day to watch. “I have a migraine” sits right below your landmarks. • Drawings that look like you. Your answer to “A word about you” picks who is drawn: the heroine, the hero, or Nagi alone. You can change it in My migraine profile. • Widgets in the same style. “I have a migraine”, the calendar, the context and Nagi's vigilance take on the new look on your home screen. • Your watch too. On your watch, Nagi is hand-drawn and the attack button stands out at a glance. • One check-in per treatment. Two medications during an attack? At the end, Nagi asks how each one worked. “What relieves you” separates what helps from what you took with no effect. • Nagi together: you hear when an attack is over. When someone you support says their attack is over, you get the good news, with a sound.
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Nagi is the migraine diary you fill in seconds, to understand what triggers your attacks and headaches. Log an attack with one tap, complete it later. Nagi connects your attacks to your sleep, barometric pressure, heat, air quality, your cycle and your treatments, then shows you what keeps coming back before your attacks. LOG AN ATTACK IN 3 TAPS • Intensity, location, aura, symptoms, triggers: fill them in when you feel better. • A dark, animation-free attack mode designed for light sensitivity. • Widgets and Apple Watch: "I have a migraine" in one tap. UNDERSTAND WHAT KEEPS COMING BACK • Your triggers checked against your own attacks: sleep, pressure, heat, cycle. • Every evening, Nagi tells you what it is checking for you, and when the answer arrives. • Days to watch, flagged in the morning. • What actually brings you relief, treatment by treatment. A CLEAR REPORT FOR YOUR DOCTOR • Frequency, durations, treatments taken, what relieves you, as a PDF. • Your questions, written down over the weeks, included in the report. SOMEONE CLOSE, KEPT IN THE LOOP • A companion gets an alert as soon as your attack starts, follows what's happening and answers without making your phone ring. YOUR ATTACKS STAY ON YOUR PHONE No account, no profile. Your diary is stored on your phone and only leaves it if you decide: an export, iCloud backup, or a companion you show your attacks to live. You can export or erase everything whenever you want. FREE TO LOG YOUR ATTACKS Logging your attacks will always be free. Nagi Premium opens what needs history: your checked triggers, days to watch, how well each treatment works, the report for your doctor and the widgets. Nagi is a personal logbook. It is not a medical device: it makes no diagnosis and does not replace the advice of a healthcare professional. — Nagi Premium — auto-renewing subscription • Annual, after a 7-day free trial • Quarterly, billed every 3 months The price for your country or region is shown in the app before you confirm. Payment is charged to your Apple Account once the purchase is confirmed. The subscription renews automatically at the same price unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://nagimigraine.com/privacy/
What's new · 2.7.0
• Nagi gets a new look. The whole app is now hand-drawn: Nagi in felt-tip ink, clearer titles, and one button that matters per screen. Nothing changes in your attacks or your settings. • A scene for every day. At the top of Today, a drawing follows how your day looks: nothing unusual, or a day to watch. “I have a migraine” sits right below your landmarks. • Drawings that look like you. Your answer to “A word about you” picks who is drawn: the heroine, the hero, or Nagi alone. You can change it in My migraine profile. • Widgets in the same style. “I have a migraine”, the calendar, the context and Nagi's vigilance take on the new look on your home screen. • Your watch too. On your watch, Nagi is hand-drawn and the attack button stands out at a glance. • One check-in per treatment. Two medications during an attack? At the end, Nagi asks how each one worked. “What relieves you” separates what helps from what you took with no effect. • Nagi together: you hear when an attack is over. When someone you support says their attack is over, you get the good news, with a sound.
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