One tap. That's the whole log.

How it works

Log it. See what comes before it. Take it to your doctor.

Four jobs, in the order you need them.

1. 01 · Log

   Log it before you can think about it.

   One tap on the phone, the Lock Screen widget, your Apple Watch or Siri starts an attack. No form first. No login, no permission prompt, no paywall in the way. The whole app dims to near-black and stays quiet until you're ready to add details, or not.

   • The screen stays near-black for the whole attack. No clocks, no counters.
   • Add severity, where it hurts and what you took later. Or never.
   • Logging is free, always, and never behind a prompt.
   

2. 02 · Patterns

   See what tends to come before an attack.

   Umber lines up your attacks against everything you logged: sleep, pressure, medication, food, and anything you choose to track yourself. When something shows up before your attacks more often than on other days, it says so, with the numbers. What you do with that is between you and your doctor: change one thing, watch the next weeks, see whether the pattern moves.

   Example · demo data

   Attacks followed 5 of your 12 chocolate days (42%). On other days: 18%.

   n = 12 exposure days · window 24h · a pattern in your data, not a cause

   • Every correlation shows its sample size and what it is compared against.
   • Track anything you suspect: skipped meals, red wine, screens after midnight. Umber tells you whether your data agrees, or that it cannot tell yet.
   • Correlations are part of Premium. The logging that feeds them is free.
   

3. 03 · Weather

   Your weather, on the same chart as your attacks.

   Barometric pressure comes from the sensor in your iPhone, plotted against 30 days of attacks. A band marks your personal baseline, so a drop is measured against your normal, not the region's. Pressure alerts tell you when a drop is forecast.

   • Every chart says how many attacks it is drawn from.
   • Sleep is read from Apple Health, never guessed.
   • The barometer works offline. It is in your phone.
   

4. 04 · Report

   Walk in with real data.

   Pick a date range. Umber lays out your attacks, medication days, sleep and pressure as a clean PDF. Your data, in order, with nothing added: no scores, no predictions. Made for the appointment where someone asks "how many this month?"

   • Log any medication, any time. Acute-medication days are counted per month.
   • Long-acting injections sit on the calendar as markers.
   • Raw export is free: CSV or a plain data PDF, any range.
   

Also, quietly

Small things that add up.

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  Apple Watch, one tap

  Start and end an attack from your wrist. Set severity with the crown. Works without your phone nearby.

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  The whole app dims

  During an attack every screen drops to near-black. No images, no motion, nothing bright.

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  Medication days, counted

  Log any medication any time. Acute-medication days are counted each month, with a quiet note as they add up.

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  Sleep from Apple Health

  Read only, and only with your permission. Umber never writes to Health and never guesses your sleep.

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  Widgets and Siri

  A Lock Screen widget and a Siri phrase start the log without opening the app. Both are free.

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  Export, always free

  CSV or a plain data PDF for any range, from Settings. With or without Premium, before or after you cancel.

Honest by design

Insights that show their work.

Every statistic in Umber says how much data it rests on, and says "not enough yet" when that is the truth.

Pricing

Free to log. Forever.

Premium adds understanding: reports, correlations, alerts and the AI companion. Logging, history and export never go behind a paywall, even if you cancel.

Prices in US dollars; the App Store shows your local price. Purchases are handled by Apple. The one-time purchase is a single payment with no renewal. Cancelling never removes your data: logging, history and export stay free.