Migraine Care by Dr.Advait

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About this app

Designed by Dr. Advait, built on years of treating migraine.
Migraine Care brings the structured approach of an experienced neurologist into an app you can use every day. Drawing on Dr. Advait's clinical experience with over 50,000 people living with migraine, the app guides you through understanding your own migraine patterns — and managing them better, alongside your doctor.
Most people with migraine know the frustration: the pain comes, it passes, and the real triggers stay hidden. This app is designed to change that.
A signature, doctor-led approach
This isn't a generic tracker. It's built around Dr. Advait's signature method, refined over years of clinical practice. Instead of looking at medication alone, it helps you understand the root patterns and everyday triggers behind your migraines — sleep, stress, meals, screen time, hydration and more — so you can take an active role in your own care and have more informed, productive conversations with your doctor about your treatment.
What you can do
* Take a quick assessment to understand your attack burden and trigger sensitivity
* Log attacks fast — intensity, duration, triggers and impact — even on a hard day
* Track the daily factors that shape your migraines
* Follow Dr. Advait's guided Stabilization journey to build consistent habits
* See your personal Pattern Insights, Severity Profile and Trigger Signal Map
* Stay on track with streaks, points and a supportive community
* Connect with your doctor and access trusted, migraine-focused guidance
Built for India
Designed with Indian users in mind — reflecting how migraine really shows up in daily life here.
Your privacy matters
Your health data is encrypted and never sold. Access, correct, download or delete it anytime from Settings.
Please note
Migraine Care supports — but does not replace — professional medical care. It does not diagnose or treat any condition, and any decision about your medication should always be made with your doctor. It is not for medical emergencies; if you have a sudden, severe or "worst-ever" headache, weakness, vision loss or confusion, seek emergency care immediately.
Start understanding your migraines today — one honest log at a time.