When you sign up for MigraineMe, you get 14 days of full access to everything in the app. There is no card to enter. There is no automatic charge. The trial starts on its own and runs quietly in the background. After 14 days, you can decide whether you would like to keep paying for the full version or use a free, lighter version.
This article explains, in plain language, what is included during these 14 days. There is a separate article called What happens when the trial ends if you want to read about what changes after.
These steps are the same on iPhone and Android.
Step 1: Make sure your trial is active
- Open MigraineMe.
- Tap the Home tab. This is the middle tab at the bottom of the screen.
- Look near the top of the Home screen.
- You should see a small banner that counts down the days you have left.
You can also check the Subscription card on the Profile screen (gear icon at the top left → Profile). During the trial it says how many days you have left.
If you do not see either, try signing out and back in. Tap the gear icon at the top left, scroll down, tap Logout, then sign back in. Your trial does not reset. It will still show the right number of days.
Step 2: What you can do during the trial
For 14 days, everything in the app is unlocked. That means all of the below works without any limit:
- Logging migraines. Use the full migraine log wizard, or any of the six Quick Log cards on the Log tab (Migraine, Prodrome, Trigger, Medicine, Relief, and Activity / Missed).
- Evening check-in. A short evening review where you can speak or type how your day was.
- Risk score and forecast. Your daily migraine risk number, a 7-day forecast that shows the days that are likely to be tricky, and the breakdown of which triggers are driving your score.
- Insights and graphs. The Insights tab with the patterns the app has found, and the history graphs on the Monitor tab.
- AI daily insights. Short, plain-English notes about what is going on with you that day.
- Ask MigraineMe chat. A chat window where you can ask questions about your own data.
- PDF reports. A neat report you can save or email to your doctor.
- Full Journal history. Scroll, search, and filter everything you have ever logged.
- Wearable connections. All of them. Apple Health on iPhone, Health Connect on Android, plus WHOOP, Garmin, Oura and Polar on both.
- Manage Items. Edit your trigger, medicine, relief, and other lists to match your life.
If something says you cannot use it during the trial, that is a bug. Email help@migraineme.app and we will sort it.
Step 3: What the trial does not include
Two things to be aware of:
- No payment is set up. Nothing will be charged after the 14 days. The app simply switches some features off, and the rest keeps working.
- Wearable accounts are separate. Connecting a WHOOP, Oura, Garmin or Polar device uses your existing account with those companies. MigraineMe does not charge anything extra for the connection, but the wearable's own subscription rules still apply.
Step 4: Will my data go away when the trial ends
No. Your data stays with you. Migraines, triggers, notes, all of it. Nothing is deleted at the end of the trial. If you later decide to keep paying, your data is right where you left it.
Step 5: Do I need to do anything at the end
No. You do not need to cancel. There is nothing to cancel. We send you a reminder 3 days before the trial ends and another on the last day. If we cannot reach you by notification, the last-day reminder comes by email. Then the trial ends on its own, quietly, and the app continues to work in a reduced way. See What happens when the trial ends for what changes.
Step 6: How to start a subscription if you want to keep everything
You do not have to wait for the trial to end. If you already know you want to keep the full version, you can subscribe early.
- On the Home tab, tap the trial banner at the top. (In the last week of the trial it also shows a Subscribe button.)
- This opens the subscription screen.
You can also go there through the gear icon at the top left → Profile → Upgrade now, and a subscribe prompt appears whenever you tap a Premium-only feature.
The prices show in your local currency. There is a Monthly plan and an Annual plan, which works out cheaper per month.
One honest note: subscribing is a real purchase. The first charge happens straight away when you confirm with Apple or Google. It does not add another free period.
A note about cards and fees
We will only ask for a card if you decide to subscribe. Your trial does not require one. We do not store cards ourselves. Payments go through Apple on iPhone and Google on Android. If you ever want to cancel a paid plan, you do it in the Apple or Google subscription settings, not inside MigraineMe.
