Click PainOne hold starts the clock
No form, no button before it — hold the number on the home screen and the episode is already running. Hold again to stop. What the record keeps is the duration, and everything that happened inside it.
One hold. One record.
Everything below happens without a single form — this is the whole app, screen by screen.
The number is how it feels
Scrub the same digit up and down and the intensity moves with your thumb — one notch at a time, so picking a number never means overshooting and creeping back.
Doses, and whether they helped
Log a tablet the moment you take it — several per episode if you need to. Two hours later the app asks one honest question: did it help? The answer belongs to the episode, never guessed at.
Weather at both ends, never blamed
A snapshot at the start and another at the end — pressure, temperature, humidity, direction. Ten fields from one call, no typing. The record shows what the sky was doing; it never claims that's why.
A calendar, a timeline, a chart
Every episode as one timeline — a start pill, a finish pill, and everything in between hanging off a rail. The calendar draws the same question across a month, gaps included.
Your month, in plain sentences
Typical time, average duration, how often relief actually came. No causal claims, no dosage advice — just what your own record shows, and a chart to see the shape of it.
