For Patients
Understand Your Pain. Help End It.
Monitor your cluster headaches, uncover triggers, and contribute to research working toward lasting relief and better care.
Monitor your cluster headaches, uncover triggers, and contribute to research working toward lasting relief and better care.
Patients sharing anonymized data
Pan-European coverage
Real-world data points
myClusters helps you regain a sense of control by turning your daily experiences into clear insights you can use to better understand your condition, prepare for attacks, and work more effectively with your doctor.
Clear visualisations can reveal timing, rhythms, and behaviours you might not notice day-to-day, helping you understand your unique experience.
Log episodes and view your history.
Share your data when you choose, and turn consent off anytime.
Capture start time, pain level, triggers, symptoms and more in a few steps.
Monitor your pain levels and see how they evolve over time.
You can get a better sense of what the myClusters app can do for you by watching these videos.
Cluster headaches typically present as an intense pain behind one eye, and last from 15 mins to a few hours. During a cluster attack you will likely feel agitated and restless. For a definitive answer it is best to visit a headache specialist and get a confirmation. Download MyClusters to track your attacks and show the reports to your doctor.
Click on learn more to understand the specific symptoms, patterns and differences with other chronic headaches. And answer the headache questionnaire before your doctors appointment to help accelerate your diagnosis process.
All research data is fully anonymized and GDPR compliant. We never share personally identifiable information, and you maintain complete control over your data sharing preferences.
Help shape the future of Cluster Headache research by consenting to your data being used for research. Research can highly benefit from real-world patient studies.
Your anonymized data helps researchers understand:
Download MyClusters today and start understanding your clusters better!