For clinicians

Your patient’s last 90 days, on one page.

Ember is a free migraine tracker made by a practicing headache specialist. Patients send or bring this calendar and a chart note you can read in about a minute.

Every logged day, colored by type.

One column per date and one row per month, with the period’s totals at the top.

Ember report (PDF) covering 51 days: 18 migraine days, 5 headache days, 18 impacted days and 19 clear days.
  1. Day totalsMigraine, headache, impacted and clear days out of the days covered.
  2. Treatment markersInjection and device days marked on the date logged.
  3. Each datePeriod, day type, impact and acute medication in one column.
  4. Medication daysAcute medications and the number of days each was taken.

Ready to paste into the chart.

Each monthly rate is shown with its baseline and the change in percent.

HEADACHE LOG SUMMARY

Apr 9 to Jul 7, 2026 (90 days)

DATA THIS 90 DAY PERIOD

Migraine days
18/mo → 11/mo (39% reduction)
Total HA days
24/mo → 17/mo (30% reduction)
Impacted days
18/mo → 7/mo (62% reduction)
Avg severity
7/10 → 4/10 (43% reduction)
MIDAS
42 → 9 (Grade IV → II)

TREATMENT RESPONSE

Botox (started Feb 2026)

Migraine days
18 → 11/mo (39% reduction)
MIDAS
42 → 9 (79% reduction)

The full note adds current preventives, acute medication use, Botox interval, menstrual timing and response beyond frequency.

Migraine days before and after each preventive.

Each start date is marked on the chart, including add-on treatments.

Flags appear only when they apply.

Patients get the same warnings in the app.

ACUTE MEDICATION USE

Triptans
4 days/mo
NSAIDs
5 days/mo
Gepants
10 days/mo (MOH-exempt)

HEMIPLEGIC VARIANT

Patient reports 3 attacks with one-sided weakness in the past 90 days. Dates: Apr 20, May 10, Jun 10.

Migraine-specific medications logged during these attacks: Maxalt.

Medication overuse
Acute medication days are counted by class against 9- or 14-day monthly limits. Gepants never count.
One-sided weakness
Patients see a stroke-safety card first, and the note lists the attack dates.

Classification

How a day becomes a migraine day.

Every classification follows fixed rules built on ICHD-3 criteria. No AI guesses, no black box.

Clinical references

Tap a scenario to see Ember in action

Patient input
Ember logic engine
ICHD-3 criteria
✓
Head pain present
✓
Photophobia or phonophobia
✓
Nausea or vomiting
✓
Aura
✓
Functional impact
✓
Migraine-specific medication
!
Acute med ≥ monthly limit
!
One-sided weakness (variant)
0 migraine features ≥2 → migraine
Classification

Impact days

Ember counts function, too.

Raw migraine-day counts don’t tell your patient’s full story. Ember gives you the data to make informed treatment decisions and to go to bat for your patients when they need you.

Patients rate each day’s impact. Limited and severe days count as impacted.

  • NoneNo impact on activities
  • LimitedIt slowed me down
  • SevereMostly unable to function

Clinic setup

Connect your clinic.

Ember is used in headache clinics. Patients review the report on their phone and send it to your secure inbox.

  1. Request setup with your report inbox.
  2. We confirm the address and set up a test report.
  3. Post the QR code in your lobby.
  4. Patients scan it, and Ember fills in your inbox.

Without setup, patients can still email the report to any provider.

Ember Send to provider Scan with your phone
When a patient sends from their own mail or share sheet.

Clinic connection

Patients pick your clinic by name, and it stays in their Profile.

Add your clinic

Provider Handoff

Set up a patient’s medications and limits in your browser for them to import.

Open the handoff tool

Workflow

Questions from clinicians.

Who can see a patient’s report?

Only the people the patient sends it to. A report emailed or shared from the patient’s phone doesn’t pass through Ember’s servers, so Ember’s team never receives it.

Does Ember connect to our EHR?

No. The report is a PDF your staff can attach to the chart. Patients can also copy the chart note as plain text and send it through your patient portal.

Does a patient need Ember Plus?

No. Logging and the report are free. Ember Plus is for patients who want to understand their migraines in more depth.

What if a patient logs only some days?

The note says so in its coverage line, which separates logged days from presumed-clear and unknown ones. Unlogged days count as clear only if the patient chose that setting, and the calendar marks missed days with a dash.

Can I change a patient’s medication limits?

Yes. Set each acute class’s monthly limit in Provider Handoff. After the patient imports the plan, Ember’s overuse warnings use your limits.

Privacy

Health records stay on the patient’s phone.

We don’t sell health data or use it for ads.

Privacy policy

Recommend Ember to your patients.

It’s free on iPhone and Android. Send them to embertracker.app.

Scan to get Ember on your phone.

Contact the Ember team