Your headache story, ready when they ask.
Build a clearer history before your next care conversation. Tell Ember what happened, capture headaches on your terms, and keep the details together over time.
Start with what you remember
Tell Ember what has been happening in your own words. You do not need the right medical language or a perfect timeline. Ember helps you organize what you share and asks follow-up questions that can make the picture clearer.
Skip what you do not know. Come back when you remember more.
Capture a headache on your terms
Log a headache when it starts, update it as things change, or add it later.
- when it started and ended
- how severe it became
- where and how it hurt
- symptoms and aura
- possible triggers
- medications and what happened next
- how it affected your day
FIRY keeps those details connected as one episode, even when the experience changes over hours or days.
A history that does not disappear between visits
Your health profile, headache episodes, and Ember conversations live together in FIRY. Review past headaches, see severity and frequency over time, and return to the context you already shared.
One living record to review before your next care conversation.
Made for real headache days
Headaches can bring pain, light sensitivity, fatigue, and brain fog. FIRY is designed around clear language, low-effort capture, a calm interface, and dark mode.
Who FIRY is for
- Preparing for a first headache or neurology appointment
- Trying to explain recurring or changing headaches
- Tracking what happens after a treatment change
- Filling in the time between follow-ups
- Tired of scattered notes or rigid diary forms
- Looking for one place to keep the whole story
Start with one conversation. Add one headache. Let the record grow with you.
FIRY is a self-management, education, and care-preparation tool. It does not provide a medical diagnosis and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional. If you may be experiencing a medical emergency, call your local emergency number.