Headache Personal Diary

Headache Personal Diary helps children track their own headaches — and gives parents and doctors the clear picture they need.

Made for kids to use themselves. One big friendly button records “my head hurts.” The Wong-Baker faces scale lets a child say how much it hurts by tapping a face. Quick check-ins while the headache lasts, a big “It stopped!” button when it ends, and a daily “How was your day?” check-in — because headache-free days matter just as much.

Stars, streaks and badges. Logging is rewarded — never the headache. Every entry earns stars, daily check-ins build streaks, and badges celebrate sticking with it.

Life happens — log it later. Missed one? Tap the day on the calendar and add the headache after the fact, end time and all. Start and end times, check-ins and day answers can all be corrected, so the diary stays honest even when the day was too busy to write things down.

A report your doctor will love. One tap builds a clean PDF for your next appointment: headache frequency per week, intensity and duration, time-of-day patterns, symptoms translated into clinical terms, reported triggers, days of missed school or activities, and medication doses — including whether the medicine helped — plus a complete episode log.

Private by design. All records live as readable files in your own iCloud Drive and sync only between your devices. No accounts, no ads, no tracking.