What happens when your trial ends

The 14-day free trial is genuinely free. When it ends, nothing alarming happens. This article explains exactly what to expect.

The short answer

1. You get a push three days before ("3 days left of your free trial") and another on the last day. If a push cannot reach you on the last day, we send an email instead.
2. The Premium features turn off and the app goes back to the free version. The first time you open the app afterwards, a one-time screen lets you know the trial has ended. You can close it and carry on.
3. You are not charged. No payment method was needed to start the trial, so nothing can be taken.
4. Nothing is deleted. All your logged migraines, triggers, medicines, and notes stay in your account.

What you will notice the next time you open the app

You may notice these small changes:

• The 7-day forecast at the top of the home screen shows only today again.
• The AI daily insight card and the active trigger breakdown are covered by a small lock with an "Unlock" note.
• The Ask MigraineMe chat is locked.
• The deeper Insights sections (Pattern Analysis, Treatment Analysis, and the rest) show a lock instead of the graphs.
• The Full Report card on the Insights tab shows a small padlock.
• The Journal shows your last 7 days. Older entries are still safely stored, they just need Premium to view.
• The history graphs on the Monitor tab are locked. Your current day still shows.

Everything else looks the same.

What stays exactly the same

• Your migraine logs. Every one of them, and you can keep adding new ones.
• Your triggers, medicines, and reliefs lists.
• Your health connections (Apple Health, Oura, Garmin, etc.). They keep working.
• The risk score for today on the home screen.
• All your settings, profile, and reminders.

You do not need to do anything to keep your data. It is yours.

You can subscribe later, anytime

If you decide you want Premium back, you can subscribe at any moment. There is no time limit.

On iPhone

1. Open MigraineMe.
2. Tap the gear icon in the top-left of the screen.
3. Tap Profile. On the Subscription card, tap Unlock Premium.
4. Choose Annual or Monthly.
5. Follow the Apple prompts to confirm.

On Android

1. Open MigraineMe.
2. Tap the gear icon in the top-left of the screen.
3. Tap Profile. On the Subscription card, tap Unlock Premium.
4. Choose Annual or Monthly.
5. Follow the Google Play prompts to confirm.

When you subscribe, all the Premium features turn back on right away. The first charge also happens right away, because subscribing is a real purchase, not another trial.

What if I see a charge after the trial

You should not see a charge just because the trial ended, because no card is on file from doing the trial. If you do see a charge:

1. Check the date of the charge on your statement.
2. Check whether you subscribed at some point. A subscription charges on the day you subscribe, and then again at each renewal.
3. See Why was I charged for how to look it up and what to do.

If it still does not make sense, please contact support. We will help you sort it out and request a refund if needed.

Recovery if Premium features did not turn off as expected

If your trial should have ended but you can still see Premium features:

1. Close the app completely and reopen it.
2. On iPhone, pull down on the Home screen to refresh. On Android, closing and reopening the app is enough.
3. If features still look unlocked, you may have a promo code applied, or a subscription running. Go to the gear icon top-left → Profile to see what is active on the Subscription card.

If Premium is on by mistake, you can keep using it for now and contact support. We will not penalise you.

A reminder

You can always come back. Coming back to Premium does not give you the 14-day trial again, but you keep all your old data and just pick up where you left off.