Saved records stay on this device unless you export them. Optional speech dictation may use your browser or device speech service.

Needs review

Nothing waiting for review.

Seizure recorded

Seizure saved. You can add the details later.

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Only start this if you or a witness are timing the seizure now.

I'm recovering

Select everything that applies right now. You can add more updates later.

Seizure record

Needs review

Possible factors

These are things you noticed, not confirmed triggers.

Witness mode

For someone watching a seizure happen right now.

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What are you seeing?

History

Daily timeline

Statistics

Generated from your saved records only.

Recorded possible factors

These are associations noticed in your own records, not proven triggers.

Doctor mode

Medical card

Contact, seizure and medical information to show someone who is helping you.

Edit medical card

Include in spoken read-aloud

Seizure first aid

For a convulsive (tonic-clonic) seizure

  • Stay with the person and time the seizure.
  • Protect them from injury, clear nearby hazards, and cushion their head.
  • Do not hold them down and do not put anything in their mouth.
  • When the jerking stops, place them on their side in the recovery position if it is safe to do so.
  • Stay with them until they are fully recovered.

For a focal seizure with confusion, unusual behaviour or reduced responsiveness

  • Stay calm, stay with the person, and time the seizure.
  • Guide them away from danger without restraining them unless immediate safety requires intervention.
  • Do not shake them or try to force them to respond.
  • Do not give food or drink until they have recovered.

Call 999 for urgent help if it is a first seizure, a convulsive seizure lasts more than 5 minutes, seizures repeat without recovery between them, there is serious injury, or there is difficulty breathing after the seizure, or there have been three or more seizures in 24 hours. Follow the person's personalised emergency plan where one exists.

First-aid wording follows current Epilepsy Action UK guidance. Individual emergency plans and rescue-medication instructions take priority.

Medication

Your medications

Add a medication

Log a dose

Recent log

Notes

If you use Dictate, your browser or device may process microphone audio using its speech-recognition service. You will be asked before dictation starts.

Backup & export

Export

Restore a JSON backup

Choose a Seizure Companion .json backup file from your device (often in Downloads). After it is checked, choose Merge new records or Replace all existing data. Replace is performed as one transaction: if the restore fails, the current database is kept.

Settings

App build 5.0.0

Erase all data

This permanently deletes seizure records, notes, medications, medication logs, settings and the emergency card on this device. This cannot be undone.