MigraineMe can read your calendar and turn each event into a log entry automatically. That means a "Yoga class" on your calendar becomes a relief, a "Cycling" event becomes an activity, and a stressful deadline day becomes a trigger, without you tapping anything.
What gets read
Calendar events are a Premium feature. When you turn Calendar events on in Data and Notifications, MigraineMe reads events from all of your calendars for a window of about 3 days back to 6 days ahead. Looking ahead means future events can also feed into your risk forecast.
Nothing is written back to your calendar. It is read-only.
What happens to each event
Every event title is sent to an AI classifier that sorts it into these types. One event can count as more than one, for example a yoga class can be saved as an activity and as a relief.
- Activity (Running, Cycling, Yoga as exercise)
- Relief (Massage, Meditation, Restorative yoga)
- Trigger (a stressful deadline, an intense meeting day, a late-night dinner)
- Skip (birthdays, dentist appointments, generic admin)
Anything that maps to activity, relief or trigger is auto-saved into your log. Anything mapped to skip is ignored.
Where it appears
On the evening check-in, the second page (right after the note) is From your calendar. It lists everything that got auto-saved that day, with two buttons on each row:
- Undo removes that entry. The same title may still be suggested again another day.
- Never suggest again removes the entry and remembers that you never want this title logged. It will not come back.
Day-by-day deduplication
If you had two "Yoga" events on the same day, the calendar mapper only logs Yoga once for that day. So back-to-back blocks do not double-count.
