Ultrahuman expands its wearable ecosystem to include migraine support with Ultrahuman Migraine PowerPlug, a software feature within the Ultrahuman app developed with Click Therapeutics. The goal is to make your ring data useful when symptoms and triggers arise between appointments.
Ultrahuman Migraine PowerPlug is designed to derive migraine-related insights from biometric data such as sleep, recovery, stress and activity and then link these to guided activities. It’s aimed at people who want more than tracking and a note log.
The function is scheduled to be introduced after a pilot phase in early 2026. Availability is planned in the US, Canada, EU, India, Australia and other regions.
Beyond simple migraine tracking
Click Therapeutics brings the technology behind CT-132, which it calls the first and only FDA-approved digital treatment for the preventative treatment of migraines. Ultrahuman uses these digital therapy principles along with its proprietary biomarker analysis to link biometric changes to potential triggers and support guided behavioral interventions.
Ultrahuman also draws a clear line as to what that is. Migraine PowerPlug is positioned as a general wellness and educational experience, it is not a prescription digital therapeutic, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why sleep and HRV show up
Migraine PowerPlug is based on signals that many migraine sufferers already observe: sleep quality, HRV-based recovery, stress exposure and exercise. Your physiology tends to change sooner than your calendar.
Ultrahuman says the plan is to translate these trends into practical routines, including goals for exercise and sleep consistency, as well as tailored hydration recommendations based on your migraine patterns. It’s about helping you build stability in the areas that often slip first.
Ultrahuman also links the function to women’s health. It is noted that migraines affect an estimated 15 to 20 percent of the world’s population and that women are almost three times more likely to suffer from migraines than men. It adds that hormonal fluctuations can closely match migraine patterns, which is why it highlights its cycle-related work, including viO and OvuSense technology.
Home window and what you want to see
What is missing is what will shape real-world usage. Ultrahuman does not disclose pricing, subscription requirements, or regional differences in features and notes that availability may vary based on legal and regulatory restrictions.
If you want to try it, keep an eye on what the pilot reveals, especially how customizable the guided activities are and what kind of summaries you can share with a clinician. For now, consider Ultrahuman Migraine PowerPlug as structured habit support based on biometric data and not as a replacement for medical care.
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