Your weekly overview lives on the Monitor tab, right on the Migraines card. You do not even have to tap anything to see it. It is a friendly snapshot of the last seven days at a glance.
If you only just started using MigraineMe, you will see a polite note that says "Your weekly overview will appear after your first week of tracking." That is normal. The card needs at least seven days before it can compare anything.
Where to find it
- Open MigraineMe.
- Tap the Monitor tab at the bottom of the screen.
- Scroll until you find the Migraines card. The weekly numbers are shown right on the card.
What each part shows
The card shows three small tiles side by side.
- This week. The number of migraines you logged in the last seven days, with a small arrow (up or down) comparing to last week, and "vs X" showing last week's count. The number turns red on a week that is up.
- Avg sev this week. The average severity of this week's migraines, shown to one decimal (for example, "5.3"). The colour shifts from green (mild) to orange (moderate) to red (high).
- Total all time. The all-time total number of migraines you have logged.
Below the tiles you may also see two encouraging rows: your free days this month, and your current attack-free streak when it reaches two days or more.
Tapping in for more
Tap the Migraines card and the Explore Migraines screen opens. This is a Premium feature; on the free plan the card shows a small padlock and tapping it opens the subscription page. At the top it has its own summary showing This Week, your average Per Month, and your all-time Total, followed by your migraine timeline and charts of what you logged.
A quiet week
A quiet week is a week with no migraines, or only one mild one.
- The migraine count will be 0 or 1.
- The trend arrow will often point down compared to last week.
This is a good thing. It does not mean the app has stopped working. It just means there is not much new to compare against.
A busier week
A busier week is one with more migraines than last week, or a higher average severity. The arrow will point up and the count shows in red.
If you see this two weeks in a row, it is worth talking to your neurologist or GP, and worth digging into the Insights tab to see what changed.
