Seizure Tracker

10/13/2026

If diet therapy is part of your epilepsy care, keeping track of ketone and glucose levels is an important piece of the puzzle.

The Keto-Mojo and Seizure Tracker integration makes that easier. Your ketone and glucose readings sync automatically from your Keto-Mojo meter directly into your Seizure Tracker account, so everything is in one place.

From there, you and your care team can monitor trends over time, compare diet therapy data to seizure activity, and have more informed conversations at your next appointment. You can also track your Glucose Ketone Index through the Keto-Mojo app.

Learn more about the integration: https://bit.ly/4ydSN2q

10/07/2026

When a seizure ends, the experience doesn't always end.

The postictal state is the recovery period that follows a seizure. It can include confusion, memory gaps, slowed speech, extreme fatigue, headache, emotional changes, and temporary weakness. Every person's recovery looks different, and it can take minutes, hours, or longer.

Logging what happens after a seizure matters just as much as logging the seizure itself. Postictal symptoms give caregivers and care teams important context for understanding how seizures affect someone's daily life and overall well-being.

Seizure Tracker lets you capture the full picture, during and after every event.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/49rjN5W

10/01/2026

Seizure Tracker Quick Access Wristbands are on SALE now, and they come in more colors than ever.

Wearing your seizure information should feel like a choice, not an obligation. Whether you prefer purple, red, navy, blush, white, or black, there is a band that fits your style and keeps your critical information right where it needs to be.

Tap any smartphone to the band to time a seizure in real time, log rescue medications or interventions, and instantly pull up a personalized seizure action plan. No login required.

These are not seizure detection devices. They are designed to make seizure response faster and clearer for families, caregivers, teachers, and anyone nearby.

Shop the sale before it ends: https://bit.ly/47l7DZV

The Seizure Tracker “Quick Access” system will provide easy mobile phone access to log seizures and acute therapies across the care team (without logging into an account).

09/29/2026

Did you know that seizure dogs and detection devices can sometimes pick up seizure activity that is not visually obvious?

Seizure Tracker lets you log alerts from seizure-alert dogs and monitoring devices right alongside your seizure activity. You can label each alert as true, false, or unknown, and then use Seizure Tracker's visualizations to see the relationship between alerts and recorded seizures over time.

This kind of tracking can help you and your care team better understand patterns, identify potential subclinical seizure activity, and build a more complete picture of what is happening between appointments.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3TUpjIM

09/23/2026

Fall appointments are coming up for a lot of families in our community. Are you ready?

Seizure Tracker's report tools let you create a detailed, shareable summary of your seizure activity for any date range you choose. Include graphs, medication history, rescue med use, and more. Customize which sections appear, email it directly to your care team from within the app, or print it to bring to your next visit.

No scrambling to remember what happened over the last few months. Just a clear, complete report your care team can actually use.

Log in to get started, or learn more at: https://bit.ly/4cTi6z1

09/17/2026

Rescue medications can help stop or shorten certain seizures, but they work best when the people around your loved one know when and how to use them.

Seizure Tracker lets you log rescue medication use right alongside your seizure activity, so you can see patterns over time and share that information with your care team. It is one more way to make sure everyone involved in your loved one's care has the full picture.

Not sure where to start? Talk with your care team about who in your circle should be trained, and explore how Seizure Tracker can help you keep track of it all.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3TnUITG

09/14/2026

Sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words, especially when it comes to explaining your seizure activity to your care team.

Seizure Tracker's graph tools turn everything you log into clear, easy-to-read visuals. See seizure counts alongside medication dosages, rescue medication use, VNS settings, diet therapy, and daily variables, across days, weeks, or months.

Spotting a pattern is so much easier when you can see it. And sharing it with your doctor is even easier after that.

Explore the graph tools: https://bit.ly/4de0rCf

09/09/2026

Consistent seizure tracking can make a real difference in understanding and managing epilepsy, but keeping up with it is not always easy.

The five tips in this graphic are a good starting point. Small habits like logging triggers, involving a caregiver, and reviewing your charts regularly can turn tracking from a chore into one of the most useful tools you have at your next appointment.

Seizure Tracker's Diary Tools are built to help you capture the full picture, not just the seizure itself, but medications, rescue therapies, possible triggers, VNS settings, diet variables, daily notes, and more. Everything in one place, easy to share with your care team when it matters.

Explore the Diary Tools: https://bit.ly/3V0scrD

09/03/2026

Seizure Tracker started with a sheet of paper and 365 boxes.

That is what our founders came home with after their son's first neurology appointment. A year's worth of boxes to fill in by hand. As his seizures increased, it became clear that was never going to be enough.

So they built something better. A tool to track seizures and medications, generate reports, and give their neurologist the information needed to make informed decisions.

When the school years came, new challenges followed. Different routines. New people in the room. More variables to keep track of. Tracking made those changes visible and kept the whole care team on the same page.

That is still why Seizure Tracker exists. Because no family should have to manage this alone, or by hand.

Read our full story: https://bit.ly/4gr2gwk

09/01/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, and for our community, it is a good moment to pause and ask: is everything in place for the school year?

If your child has epilepsy, the school nurse, teachers, and staff all play an important role in keeping them safe. Now is a great time to dust off the Seizure Action Plan, confirm medication schedules are on file, and make sure the right people have the right information before the first bell rings.

A little preparation at the start of the year goes a long way toward peace of mind for the months ahead.

Need a checklist? Seizure Tracker's Back to School resource page has you covered: https://bit.ly/4xyXLav