Headmon in action

Made for the moment, useful over time.

Headmon keeps the common actions close and the deeper context optional. The Android and iOS apps share the same diary meaning while feeling at home on each platform.

All diary information shown here is fictional demonstration data.

iOS

Your day at a glance

Start from Today

Mark a pain-free or skipped day, start an episode, move through the week and add only the details that are useful to you. The full month is one tap away.

Headmon Today screen on iOS with quick day actions, episode logging and a week calendar
The native iOS Today view.
Android

The same diary, at home on Android

Quick entry without changing platforms

Android remains a first-class Headmon app. It keeps the established workflow and branding while sharing portable diary definitions with iOS.

Headmon main diary screen on Android
The native Android diary view.
Android

Fast when it needs to be

Log the episode, then move on

Start with the essentials. Pain, migraine symptoms, medicine and triggers can be added in the same flow, without forcing every field to be filled.

Headmon episode logging screen on Android with fictional information
Episode logging on Android.
iOS

Recognizable at a glance

Medicines that look familiar

Built-in and custom medicines can keep their own symbols and usual doses. Historical records stay intact when a medicine is hidden from future logging.

Headmon medicine catalog on iOS with built-in medicine symbols
The medicine catalog on iOS.
iOS

Patterns, not predictions

Turn diary history into perspective

Streaks, summaries, trends and correlations are calculated privately from the diary. Headmon presents them as observations, not diagnoses or medical predictions.

Headmon Insights screen on iOS showing fictional streak and pattern summaries
On-device Insights with fictional data.

Your data can move

Local-only does not mean locked in.

Export a portable backup to move between Android and iOS, create CSV or PDF reports, and choose where your copies live. Headmon does not operate a synchronization server.

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