Language and units of measure

Language

MigraineMe speaks seven languages: English, German (Deutsch), Spanish (Español), French (Français), Italian (Italiano), Dutch (Nederlands) and Portuguese (Português).

When you first install MigraineMe, it opens in your phone's language if it is one of these seven, and in English otherwise. After that it keeps your choice, and you can change it whenever you like.

Changing the language

This is the same on iPhone and Android.

1. Open MigraineMe.
2. Tap the gear icon in the top-left of the screen. The side drawer slides in.
3. Tap Language.
4. Tap the language you want. Each one is shown with its flag.
5. The app changes immediately. There is nothing to restart.

There is also a small language picker on the sign-in screen, so you can switch before you even sign in.

Changing language never touches your data. Your history, your triggers and your reports all stay exactly as they were. Only the words on screen change. You can switch back and forth as often as you like.

If your language is not in the list yet, you can still email help@migraineme.app in your own language. A real person reads every email.

Units of measure

MigraineMe can show temperature in °C or °F, and altitude in metres or feet. The two are independent, so you can mix them.

On first use, the app picks the units that match your phone's region (Fahrenheit and feet for US regions, Celsius and metres elsewhere). If that guess is wrong for you, you can flip it:

1. Tap the gear icon in the top-left, then Manage Items, then Triggers.
2. Open a weather trigger that uses a temperature or altitude threshold (for example a "hot day" or altitude trigger) by tapping its row.
3. Next to the threshold number you will see a small °C / °F (or m / ft) toggle. Tap the unit you prefer.
4. That one tap changes the unit across the whole app: the weather card, the graphs, and your history all follow.

Weight and other values follow your phone's own region formatting.

If a number looks wrong

1. Some apps that feed data to MigraineMe (such as your wearable's app) have their own unit settings. Check inside those apps if a value looks off.
2. If MigraineMe itself shows a unit you did not expect, flip the toggle as described above, or write to help@migraineme.app and we will look into it.