Clinician-ready seizure tracking

Track seizures with the clarity of a modern clinical platform.

SeizeControl combines structured episode capture, menstrual and wearable context, pattern forecasting, and polished summaries so patients, carers and clinicians can work from the same clearer picture.

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Structured episode capture Consistent fields for timing, triggers, severity, aura and recovery.
Smarter pattern insight Forecast and warning signals across seizure, cycle and wearable context.
Professional reporting Cleaner summaries for reviews, follow-up appointments and family support.
Clinical workspace Live overview
Recent review window
12
episodes organised for comparison
Forecast outlook
Moderate
next 10-day risk signal
Clinical timeline
Aura and onset 07:40
Speech and awareness changes tracked
Recovery and trigger context complete
Cycle and wearable overlap available
Pattern signals
Timing, recovery, sleep and symptom context surfaced in one view.
Core capabilities

A polished daily workflow instead of a pile of disconnected notes.

Each part of the product is meant to reduce friction, improve consistency and make what you record easier to trust later.

Structured episode logging

Capture consistent data across timing, presentation, triggers, severity and recovery so trends become easier to spot.

Context-aware forecasting

Surface possible risk windows using your recorded history, cycle data, weather conditions and imported wearable metrics.

Clinician-ready output

Export cleaner summaries and bring more precise evidence to consultations without reassembling notes by hand.

Designed for confidence

Built for patients, carers and follow-up appointments.

  • Clear daily flows instead of scattered notes or generic health forms.
  • Professional presentation that feels credible in front of a medical team.
  • Privacy-conscious records that still stay easy to navigate and use over time.
Why teams trust it

A calmer record for ongoing care.

  • Structured logs make clinical discussions easier to follow and compare.
  • Forecasting and early warnings help surface periods of higher concern sooner.
  • Reports are easier to share with neurologists, carers and support networks.