Epoch Epilepsy Diary

Keeping an accurate seizure diary is one of the most useful things you can do for your epilepsy care. Epoch makes it quick to do on your phone, and turns months of entries into a one-page summary for your appointment.

What it does

• Log seizures in secondsDate and time, seizure type, duration, triggers, warning signs, recovery and notes.
• Track medicationsRecord each medication, dose and schedule, and tick off doses as you take them.
• Share a summaryGenerate a PDF for any date range and send it to your neurologist or GP, or show it at your appointment.
• Home video-EEG logIf you are having Epoch home video-EEG, log events during the recording so they can be matched to the EEG.
• Works offlineNo account, no login and no internet connection needed.

Your data stays on your phone

Epoch does not send anything to us or to anyone else. Diary entries, medications and your profile are stored only on your device, protected by your phone's own screen lock and encryption. You decide when to create a summary and how to share it. If you delete the app, the data goes with it, so keep a normal phone backup. Full details are in the privacy policy.

Who it is for

Adults with epilepsy or seizures, and parents or guardians keeping a diary for a child. It is useful whether you are waiting for a first appointment, being assessed for a new diagnosis, or managing established epilepsy.

Using it with your appointments

Before you see your neurologist, generate a summary covering the period since your last visit and email it to the rooms, or bring it on your phone. It shows seizure frequency, patterns and medication changes at a glance, which makes the appointment more useful for both of you. Patients of our epilepsy clinic and first seizure clinic can send summaries to referrals@epilepsynetwork.com.au.

Questions

Email referrals@epilepsynetwork.com.au. See also the terms of use.