MOMENTS: Seizure Tracker

Log a seizure in seconds, keep your care circle in the loop, and bring your doctor a clear report — with your medications and emergency contacts already in it.

MOMENTS keeps a clear, private record of seizures — and helps you share it with the people who care for you.

LOG IN SECONDS Record what happened while it's fresh: time, duration, severity, symptoms, possible triggers, location, and your own notes. Didn't catch the time? Log the date on its own — your records say "Time not recorded" instead of guessing at a time that never happened.

A REPORT YOUR DOCTOR CAN READ Create a PDF report to bring to an appointment, or a CSV of the raw data. It includes your profile, every emergency contact, and — if you choose — your allergies, current medications, and any medicines that must NOT be given to you, set apart in red for emergency responders. Times appear in your own time zone, so an evening seizure reads as an evening seizure.

YOUR CARE CIRCLE Invite the people you trust — a partner, a parent, a caregiver. You approve every request, and you decide exactly what each person can do: see your events, log one for you, add a note, or create a report. You can change or remove those permissions at any time.

WHAT THEY SAW, ALONGSIDE WHAT YOU RECORDED Supporters you allow can add a note to an event — "You were confused for about ten minutes afterward." Their note appears under their name, beside your record. It never changes what you wrote, and you can delete any note on your own events.

SEE IT AT A GLANCE Dashboard, calendar, and timeline views show your history and how it changes across weeks and months.

BUILT FOR REAL LIFE • Fast, distraction-free logging • Severity scale with clear color cues • Symptoms, triggers, and location • Calendar and timeline history • Supporter alerts when an event is recorded, with quiet hours • App lock with Face ID • Your data exported whenever you want it

Your records are yours. MOMENTS is a personal logging and sharing tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.