Seizure Tracker

Video didn’t play. If I press play Play video it redirects to blank page and Didn’t go backwards too. Rating Zero for now

I’ve been using seizure log for many years and have always loved it. I recently updated the app from the App Store, and now I can’t log an instant capture, it crashes immediately. Also, on a regular log, the fields are are squished together and the font is smaller, instead of spaced out a little to easily read. I’ve done all the normal things to try and fix it, such as closing the app, powering down my phone and restarting, uninstalling and reinstalling. It didn’t help. I hope this is just a qlitch and will be fixed with the next update.

To all… give it a try if you don’t have a personal tracker made definitely easy to use.

I have epilepsy and seizures daily-I love this app for keeping track of my seizures. Wonderful app

The doctor loves the app well mine does!

My daughter has multiple daily seizures. We log her seizures and send a monthly report in to her neurologist for feedback. It’s the only way we can keep track of changes. Love this app so much for keeping us organized

This app is really helpful for pooling our son’s seizure information between my wife and me, and makes it easier to keep track of things to share with his doctors. I mean it’s not very complex functionality (you could get by with a shared spreadsheet too), but it’s nice to have a dedicated app that just does this well.

I reference the website every doctor appointment. I’m able to tell doc what time in the morning she’s having lost of her seizures. The one thing I wish it also had is how many are happening on the day of the week. Doctor has asked what day is she having them mostly on, trying to find a pattern. It would be nice to say she’s having some many on Sunday, Monday etc. The app/ website is very helpful.

SeizureTracker has been an indispensable tool for us for the last five years. It has allowed me to follow his patterns and share it with his doctor in a clear and easy to understand format. I am very grateful for this app and think the creators.

For people with praxis-induced, reflexive seizures, you can only list the triggers as “other” rather than identifying coordinated movements, multitasking, and type of sensory stimulus that may have triggered the seizure (type of sound (siren, beeping), smell, visually moving stimulus (car ride, movie). Some of us have spinal injuries and brainstem injuries which cause muscle tone in both legs or both arms, hemipeligic, or alternating unilateral spasticity. The app only allows marking one leg or one arm at a time, the rest must be explained in the notes section. Atypical focal spasticity or tonic locations like mouth, jaw, neck, feet/toes, hands/fingers aren’t included. My seizure threshold is also impacted by rapid changes in barometric pressure—especially drops. I typically track that aspect with a migraine app, though it doesn’t typically cause migraines. it would be nice to have all that data in the same place. I wish that it would save the video recording to my local phone/iPad in addition to the cloud. I like that the video automatically times duration and I like that my family, caregiver and doctor can have valet access.