Epsy: Seizure Log for Epilepsy

Epsy: Seizure Log for Epilepsy

Seizure, Epilepsy, Medications

1.7K ratings
136 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 21, 2020
  • March 17, 2026

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This app helps individuals manage epilepsy by tracking seizures, medications, and other relevant health data. It provides insights into patterns and trends, facilitates sharing information with healthcare teams, and offers educational resources. Integrates with Apple Watch for easier logging.

Medication reminders and plan tracking
Seizure, aura, and side effect logging
Personalized insights and trend analysis
Shareable epilepsy reports for doctors
Educational articles and community stories
Apple Watch integration for logging
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What's New in Epsy

2.91

March 17, 2026

This version adds some general performance improvements and bug fixes. We are so very grateful for all your love for Epsy! If you like the Epsy app, please take a moment to write a review. Rating and reviews help us help more people, plus we love hearing from you!

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I’m losing all my data

After updates, all my medication data, seizure activity, emergency seizure medication, always disappears. It’s extremely frustrating.

Loved it, Now I hate it

I’ve had this app for almost three years. I have been dedicated to logging all of my medications, auras, seizures and headaches. My doctor can see what I log and when so they can keep up with what is going on because it is so hard to get an appointment with them. There was an update around Christmas and the app logged me out, it lost ALL of my data… every log, note, medication and any insight I had ever put into the app was gone. Now, the app logs me out once or twice monthly and does the EXACT same thing. I’ve switched to keeping up with my insights in my notes folder, but the notifications on taking my medication really helped remind me if I had taken them or not because life happens and sometimes you forget! If these changes could actually be fixed, I would love the app again, but until then it’s a no from me. I will never be able to get back the last three years of information that was lost and neither will my doctor who recommended the app to me. Huge disappointment for both of us.
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Needs export capability

The app has been great for me to track my seizure and aura details. I really wish it contained a way to export the data like my Blood Pressure app does to allow me to send the spreadsheet of data to my doctors. The ability to add/modify triggers would be great too as not everyone’s are the same. Overall great app that I recommend to folks needing to track epilepsy activity details.
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Looks well, Means well, but…

Me having epilepsy I want this app to work but I feel like all the things we might want for a good quality app and it looks really good but those things just don’t work as easy as it should be.

Few fixes

I have seizures triggered by concentration, writing, reading, etc. I would love if those triggers could be added, or allow custom triggers to be entered. Also trying to enter a separate log for symptoms is difficult after a seizure. It would be nice if the symptoms could be added to the seizure log. And lastly, a widget to log seizures instead of only for medication. Medication doesn’t work for me but I have daily seizures, so the medication log being throwing in my face 5+ times a day gets old quick. I love this app and it makes everything very easy to see! It’s just a few things to streamline it.
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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Medication reminders not working correctly

Bug

Seizure data not syncing or disappearing

Bug

Account verification and login issues

Bug

Compatibility problems with newer devices and OS updates

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add ability to track seizure duration and severity

Feature

Improve medication logging and management

Feature

Allow customization of tracked data and triggers

Feature

Implement family/caregiver sharing and multi-user support

Feature

FAQ

What does Epsy do?

Epsy is a comprehensive app designed to help individuals manage epilepsy. It allows users to meticulously track seizures, medication schedules, side effects, moods, and other relevant health data. The app aims to provide users with a clearer understanding of their condition, identify patterns, and facilitate better communication with their healthcare providers.

What are the key features of Epsy?

Key features include medication reminders and the ability to follow med plans, detailed logging of seizures, auras, side effects, and more. Users can gain insights into their condition through personalized stats and trend analysis. The app also allows for sharing epilepsy reports with doctors and offers educational content about seizures and epilepsy. It also integrates with Apple Watch for easier logging.

Is Epsy free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering a range of features for epilepsy management. While the core functionality is available without cost, there may be in-app purchases for advanced features or content, as indicated by the 'free with in-app purchases' monetization model.

What devices is Epsy compatible with?

Epsy is a mobile application designed for use on smartphones and tablets. It also offers integration with Apple Watch, allowing users to log events more conveniently and quickly directly from their wrist. Specific operating system requirements for mobile devices are typically found in the app store listing.

How can Epsy help me manage my epilepsy?

Epsy empowers you to take a more active role in managing your epilepsy. By consistently logging your seizures, medications, and other symptoms, you can identify triggers and patterns that might otherwise go unnoticed. This detailed information, when shared with your doctor, leads to more informed discussions and can help accelerate your journey to finding the most effective treatment plan for you.