PainTrek 2.0.6

PainTrek is a 3D mobile application developed by the Headache & Orofacial Pain Effort (H.O.P.E.) laboratory at the University of Michigan. The app has received recognition for its innovative approach to pain tracking, display, and analysis. Designed for patients, clinicians, and researchers, PainTrek enables users to monitor various aspects of pain, signs, and symptoms such as pain area/intensity, sleep disorders, light sensitivity, and fatigue across different regions of the body including the head, face, and intraoral cavity in a 3D environment with zoom capabilities.

• Advanced 3D tools for tracking migraine/pain and related symptoms across the body.
• Analyze pain and symptoms by region or full body, catering especially to patients with multiple pain conditions.
• Interchangeable 3D body models representing diverse age and gender groups.
• Longitudinal recording and analysis of pain, symptoms, and treatment progression over time.
• Customizable selection of migraine and pain-related symptoms, signs, and triggers.
• Utilizes validated pain measures from clinical trials and neuroscience studies
• Generates shareable printable and 3D video reports for healthcare providers, family members, and researchers.
• Offers light and dark screen modes for patients with light sensitivity.
• Includes weather data tracking feature.

The PainTrek team is committed to advancing pain research, education, and treatment with:

• Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in development to provide feedback to patients under stringent privacy regulations.
• Utilization in various clinical trials and brain studies on conditions like migraine, neuropathic pain, fibromyalgia, cancer pain, visceral pain, sickle cell disease, and TMD.
• Grounded on cutting-edge migraine/pain research supported by the University of Michigan, National Institute of Health, foundations, and pharmaceutical companies worldwide.
• Frequent communication with several pain foundations for collaboration opportunities.
• Tested by over 15,000 pain patients in the US and globally before its official launch.