EpiTrailData Accuracy
EpiTrail records and organizes information entered by the user. It does not detect seizures, monitor health, predict episodes, identify causes, or recommend treatment.
- Summaries reflect only what was recorded in the journal and do not establish causation.
- The app does not verify seizure classification or the accuracy of user-entered information.
- Discuss diagnosis, medication, safety planning, and treatment changes with a qualified healthcare professional.
How EpiTrail works
You manually record information about an episode. EpiTrail organizes entries in history and an annual 12-month table with entry count, most frequently recorded type and time period, plus optional dimensions you select. Statistics remain descriptive and do not establish causes.
What the app does not do
EpiTrail does not detect seizures, monitor the user or body signals, predict episodes, determine causes, provide clinical classification, or recommend medication or treatment.
Meaning of summaries
Summaries depend on the completeness and accuracy of manual entries. A circumstance recorded alongside an episode is not evidence that it caused the episode.
Health decisions
The journal may help you prepare for a conversation with a healthcare professional, but it does not replace diagnosis, safety planning, or professional care. Contact local emergency services in an emergency.