Epipal: Seizure Alerts & Log

Epipal: Seizure Alerts & Log

Seizure & Epilepsy Tracker

138 ratings
52 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 25, 2023
  • June 13, 2026

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About

This app helps manage epilepsy by detecting potential seizures using phone and watch sensors, sending alerts to emergency contacts, and facilitating medication reminders and a shared journal for tracking events and triggers. It aims to provide peace of mind and foster a collaborative approach to epilepsy management for individuals and their families.

Seizure detection via phone/watch sensors
Emergency alerts to contacts
Shared medication reminders
Collaborative seizure and event journal
Emergency button for instant alerts
Family circle for team management
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What's New in Epipal

2.0.1

June 13, 2026

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

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User reviews

False alerts often

We just recently started using this app, within the past week. It has so far sent me 12 seizure alerts, 7 today alone. My son was at school every time it happened and clearly was not having a seizure.

Lack of response

Have emailed the creators twice in the last 2.5 weeks with no response. In the past they were quick to reach out. App has missed seizures my daughter has experienced and am hoping for possible advice. Will delete app soon and look elsewhere if no response.

ZERO SUPPORT!

I have been trying for 2 months to contact them for support with no luck. I have spoken with the Epilepsy Foundation as well since this is their recommended app. And by the way, I had a seizure while wearing my watch with the app active with no alarm.

Doesn’t work

Don’t waste your money if you have local convulsions. It doesn’t work with arm clenching and rapid shakes. Maybe it works with a full body convulsion, and/or fall, but didn’t work for my son when his hand clenches and arm shakes while sleeping. Didn’t pick up heart rate increase either. Nothing went off, no alert. Good thing he sleeps with us. Still haven’t found a device to help with ESES-CSWS / DEE-SWAS seizures
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Amazing app - but issues with health tracking

I love the heart rate / motion detector trackers shown on my watch - but my watch died before noon each day and my health tracker noted that I had met my move / calorie goal everyday before noon (apparently working off of only my heart rate) even though I work in an office setting and spend my day seated.

If these two things could be changed, or if there’s something I can do to revise settings on my side, the app would be perfect.
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FAQ

What does Epipal do?

Epipal is an epilepsy management app that helps detect potential seizures using phone and watch sensors. It can send alerts to emergency contacts if a seizure is suspected and not disarmed. The app also offers shared medication reminders and a collaborative journal for logging seizures, events, and triggers.

How does seizure detection work?

The app runs in the background and monitors motion sensors in your loved one's phone and/or watch to detect convulsions associated with tonic-clonic seizures and different types of falls. It also integrates with Apple's Health App to gather heart rate data for enhanced seizure monitoring.

Is Epipal a medical device?

No, Epipal is not a medical device and does not provide clinical recommendations or diagnoses. It detects abnormal patterns using device sensors and sends alarms, but it should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. Always consult a doctor for health advice.

How much does Epipal cost?

To unlock full access to the Epipal platform for you and your family, a subscription is required. The app offers a seven-day free trial to try out its features before committing to a subscription.

Who can use the shared journal and family circle?

The shared journal allows anyone in the Epipal family circle to log seizures and events, or add details to logged events. The family circle allows you to group someone living with epilepsy with their family and close caregivers so you can manage epilepsy as a team.