Tempdrop is a small armband that measures your body temperature while you sleep. It is most often used for cycle tracking, because basal body temperature changes through the month. We have to be straight with you: MigraineMe cannot read Tempdrop readings yet. We would rather say so plainly than walk you through setup steps that end in an empty screen.
What this means in practice
The Tempdrop app saves your readings as basal body temperature in Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android. MigraineMe reads the general body temperature category, not basal body temperature. So Tempdrop readings will not appear in the Skin temperature metric or anywhere else in MigraineMe.
Keeping Tempdrop's sharing switched on is still worth it, so your readings stay in one place for you and your doctor.
What you can do today
If you use Tempdrop for cycle tracking, the part that matters most for migraine is your period.
- Log the first day of each period in MigraineMe. Tap the Monitor tab, then the Menstruation card, and use Log a Period.
- If your period app shares with Apple Health or Health Connect, MigraineMe can read your periods from there. See the cycle app guides in this help centre.
MigraineMe uses your periods to predict your next cycle and adds the risk around it to your daily gauge.
Want to know when this arrives?
Write to us at help@migraineme.app and tell us you use Tempdrop. When basal body temperature reading lands in the app, the people who asked hear about it first.
