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Version 3.8.11 · 2026-10-28
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The store currently lists version 3.8.11, updated 2026-10-28.








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That headache that came out of nowhere? Check the barometer. Barometric Pressure Pal puts your migraines, headaches, and symptoms on the same chart as barometric pressure, so you can see exactly which pressure drops set yours off.
• Migraine & Symptom Tracker
Log a migraine, headache, or pain spike in two taps. It lands on the pressure curve at the exact hour it hit, so your bad days stop looking random.
• Barometric Pressure Forecast
See the next pressure drop coming days ahead, down to the hour, for your exact location instead of the nearest airport 40 miles away.
• Accurate Barometer
Read the barometric pressure around you right now, refreshed for where you actually are.
• 24h Pressure Chart
Watch the next 24 hours of pressure rise and fall on one chart, so a sudden drop never catches you without your medication.…
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