Hermly Early access

Hermly · For iPhone

Migraine intelligence,
kept private.

Hermly reads your iPhone health, weather, and cycle data to surface risk windows before attacks happen. Patterns surface as facts, never instructions. Your raw health data never leaves your device.

Self-reported, not medically diagnosed.

06:51
Today
Tue · May 13
62
● ELEVATED
Higher risk window. Pressure forecast to drop in 4h.
Sleep last night was 5.4h, below your baseline.
Pressure
−8 hPa today
Cycle
Day 26
Sleep
5.4 h

Privacy by design

Your migraine data, pain logs, cycle data, and HealthKit readings never leave your iPhone. The backend stores subscription state and anonymous counters — nothing else.

iOS-native, everywhere

Live Activity, Apple Watch complications, Action Button, Standby Mode, Lock Screen widgets. We meet you where iOS lives, so you rarely have to open the app.

Cycle-aware

Pulls menstrual cycle data from Apple Health and overlays it on your attack history. Hormonal patterns become visible without you having to log a thing.

Today

See your day, before it sees you.

One number on the home screen. A risk read informed by your sleep, your cycle, and the barometric pressure outside. Below it, the three factors that moved the read — each colored honestly, never blended.

  • Calibrated probability, not a vibe.
  • Factor breakdown you can verify.
  • One CTA: I'm having a migraine.
06:51
Today
Tue · May 13
62
● ELEVATED
Higher risk window. Pressure forecast to drop in 4h.
Sleep last night was 5.4h, below your baseline.
Pressure
−8 hPa today
Cycle
Day 26
Sleep
5.4 h

Three days, three reads.

Honesty over reassurance.

Low days say so. High days do too. Risk is shown calibrated, never softened into "most likely fine."

08:24
Today
Tue · May 13
18
● LOW
Nothing notable in your data right now.
3 attacks in the last 30 days.
Pressure
Stable
Cycle
Day 12
Sleep
7.4 h
A · Calm morning · 08:24
06:51
Today
Tue · May 13
62
● ELEVATED
Higher risk window. Pressure forecast to drop in 4h.
Sleep last night was 5.4h, below your baseline.
Pressure
−8 hPa today
Cycle
Day 26
Sleep
5.4 h
B · Higher risk · 06:51
06:17
Today
Tue · May 13
85
● HIGH
Big pressure drop in the last 12 hours.
Sleep was 4.6h — your worst this week.
Pressure
−12 hPa today
Cycle
Day 27
Sleep
4.6 h
C · High-risk window · 06:17
16:23
Tracking Started 15:47
0:36
Pain
↑ from 4 at 16:00
6 / 10
End attack

Attack Mode

When it happens, we get quieter.

One tap from the Lock Screen, Watch, or Action Button starts a live timer. Pain is one read, not a chart. Medications go in with a stepper, not a form. End attack is a quiet link, not a peer of the actions.

  • No red, ever — even at 95% risk.
  • Pain trend in words, not graphs.
  • Live Activity carries the timer to the Lock Screen.

Widgets · Watch · Standby

Most days, you won't open the app.

The widget carries the daily signal. Lock Screen complications show the read at a glance. Standby Mode keeps it ambient at night. We measure success by how rarely you have to open us.

Hermly MON
62
Elevated · pressure dropping
Hermly · Today
62
Elevated
pressure expected to drop
Pressure −8 hPa
Cycle Day 26
Sleep 5.4h
Hermly · Last 7 days Low Elev High
22
T
34
W
78
T
41
F
28
S
55
S
62
M
3 attacks in the last 30 days

Privacy you can see

Your data stays on your iPhone.

Not a promise on page fourteen of a policy. A constraint we built the system around — and one you can verify, line by line.

Stays on your iPhone
  • HealthKit readings (sleep, cycle, heart rate)
  • Migraine attack records and pain logs
  • Medication doses and timing
  • Trigger notes and journal entries
  • Personalized prediction model weights
Leaves your iPhone, end-to-end encrypted
  • Your email address (for Hermly Pro receipts)
  • Subscription state (active, trial, expired)
  • App version and anonymous event counters
  • Core ML model package downloads (read-only)

Doctor reports

Fifteen minutes worth fifteen months.

A structured report your doctor can read at a glance. Plain English summary, attack calendar, cycle overlay, key metrics, and "topics worth discussing" — never recommendations. Generated on your device. Sent only when you choose.

  • Tables, not paragraphs.
  • Cycle and pressure overlaid on attack history.
  • Always marked self-reported, not diagnosed.
Self-reported, not medically diagnosed.

April · Migraine summary

For Dr. Patel · Generated May 1, 2026
Plain English summary

April had 6 attacks, 2 fewer than March. 4 of 6 occurred between cycle days 25–28. Average duration was 5h 12min, down from 7h 04min last month. Sumatriptan was logged within the first hour in 5 of 6 attacks.

Attack calendar
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Attack Cycle (menses or PMS window)
Key metrics
Attacks
6 −2 vs March
Mean duration
5h 12m −1h 52m
Topics worth discussing
  • 4 of 6 attacks fell on cycle days 25–28. Pattern is consistent across the last 3 months.
  • Mean barometric drop in the 24h before each attack was −9.2 hPa.
  • Sumatriptan timing improved (median 27 min into attack, was 64 min in March).

What it costs

Fact-stated, no upsell.

Free

$0

Core tracking. Always free.

  • Today screen with risk read
  • Attack tracking and history
  • Apple Health & cycle integration
  • Small + medium widgets

Pro

$49.99 / year

7-day trial · or $7.99 / month

  • Doctor reports (monthly + on-demand)
  • Spouse Mode (shared, opt-in)
  • Apple Watch complications
  • AI-generated narrative summaries
  • Large widget + Standby Mode

Core features stay free, forever. No paywall in Attack Mode. Cancel anytime from Settings — no scavenger hunt.

Early access

Migraine intelligence,
kept private.

Hermly is in private beta. Leave your email and we'll write when there's something real to show — at most twice before launch.