Starts with your story
Share your routines, migraine experience, and what does or does not help you.
The same sleep duration or workday can mean different things to different people.
Driftline is designed to compare your current patterns with your own baseline. See what changed, what keeps recurring, and what has helped you, all in one place.
Explore a personal approach ↗Share your routines, migraine experience, and what does or does not help you.
Short daily check-ins and permitted device data add to your personal history.
The aim is to make today’s status, its reasons, and relevant small actions easy to understand.
Record whether a migraine occurred. Your personal observations grow over time.
What could a day with Driftline look like? Select a status to see how the explanation changes.
This is an illustrative demo, not a medical assessment or a working prediction model. No personal data is required.
Example: sleep and daily check-in values are close to your personal baseline. This does not guarantee a migraine-free day.
The app’s planned core features.
Explore sleep, stress, routines, and migraine episodes together. An association does not prove a cause; it is an observation to help you understand your patterns.
Sleep, stress, meals, hydration, and how you feel. Available device data reduces manual entry.
Reminders based on strategies you found useful and changes in today’s routine.
Onset and end time, severity, symptoms, and what helped. An organized history for future conversations.
A focused interface, clear language, and dark mode. Find the information you need in fewer steps.
Every data source is clearly identified. Connecting everything is optional.
Sleep duration, awakenings, and light, deep, and REM stages where available.
Sleep stages require a compatible device and recorded data.Heart rate, resting heart rate, and heart rate variability (HRV).
SDNN and RMSSD are stored as separate measurements.Available records such as steps, distance, workouts, and energy expenditure.
Depends on data from the phone or a compatible fitness app.Respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and body or wrist temperature, where available.
Not available on every watch or phone.Permitted records of water intake, nutrition, and menstrual flow.
Must have been recorded by another app or the user.Stress, fatigue, sleep quality, skipped meals, caffeine, and hydration habits.
Recorded by the user through a short check-in.Onset, duration, severity, symptoms, what helped, and what did not.
Recording medication use is not a recommendation or prescription.Android demo calculates usage with Usage access; manual entry for the iOS MVP.
App names are not needed. Automatic and manual entries are identified separately.Changes in weather, temperature, and humidity when relevant to personal observations.
A later stage: a separate source and the necessary consent.Additional ways to connect compatible watches, rings, or medical devices.
Brand API and Bluetooth integration depend on the device.Support does not guarantee availability. Device model, operating system, records from other apps, and your permissions all matter. Missing values are not treated as zero.
With iPhone and Apple Watch, supported measurements sync to Apple Health. On Android, compatible apps share data through Health Connect.
Driftline works with health information. Consent, clear explanations, and control over personal data are part of the product requirements.
Frequently asked questions ↗The plan is to explain what data is needed and why, with optional connections to data sources.
Permitted data is sent to the server. The AI system’s role is to explain changes in your personal patterns clearly.
Driftline does not diagnose, prescribe medication, or guarantee an attack prediction. Your existing clinician’s plan takes priority.
We are building a personal, calm, and understandable digital companion for people living with migraine.
Our startup team brings together mobile development, backend engineering, AI and data analysis, design, and business. A partner studying neurology also contributes to product discussions.
The MVP tests the concept and usability. We are not presenting validated clinical effectiveness or migraine probability estimates at this stage.
Personal profiles, daily check-ins, Health data, migraine history, and clear status explanations.
Pilot testing of the concept and usabilityLongitudinal observations, monthly summaries, reports, and personally relevant environmental data.
Guided by sufficient data and user feedbackCompatible brand APIs, wireless devices, and new approaches supported by scientific validation.
Subject to device compatibility and validationNo. The goal is to highlight changes in personal routines and explain possible vulnerability. The MVP does not provide clinically validated probability percentages or guaranteed attack predictions.
Supported measurements must first be recorded in and synced to Apple Health. Driftline can then read them with your permission. Availability depends on the device model, settings, and existing records.
Yes. The product is being built with an app-first approach. Profiles and daily check-ins are the main sources. Additional devices reduce manual entry for some measurements.
In the planned system, permitted data is sent to the backend for analysis. The phone may temporarily store unsent records when disconnected. A clear privacy policy and consent flow must be provided before launch.
The current iOS MVP approach uses manual entry of daily total screen time. The Android demo uses special Usage access permission. Results may differ from the system’s own screen-time display depending on the measurement method.
No. Driftline is not a diagnostic, medication-selection, or emergency service. Your existing clinician-recommended plan remains the priority.
The Driftline MVP is in development. This website explains the product concept and planned features. Confirmed App Store or Google Play links are not available yet.
Explore the Driftline concept or download a short project brief to discuss with your team.
The app is in development. Store download links have not been announced yet.