One quiet home for seizures, meds, and doctor visits
Log an episode in seconds, watch patterns surface over time, and walk into every appointment with a clean summary already in hand — held in one private place that lives on your phone, on-device by default.
Watching for the next episode even on a good day is part of the mental load — read our guide to what it is and what actually helps.
Paid plans start at the App Store launch. The free iPhone open beta is coming soon. Add your email and we'll tell you when it starts. Want something on paper now? The free Seizure Log & Visit Prep is the print version of what the app tracks for you.
The tracking shouldn't live only in your head
An episode happens and you're reaching for a scrap of paper or a notes app you'll never find again.
Logging it should take one tap, not a scramble.
The app captures an episode by type in a couple of taps — even from your wrist.
The pattern is in there somewhere — time of day, sleep the night before, a missed dose.
But it's spread across weeks of memory and you can't see it.
The app reads your own log back to you and surfaces the trends.
The appointment is in ten minutes and you're reconstructing the last month from memory.
Instead of handing the doctor a clean picture.
The app pulls 30 days into a clinician-ready summary with one tap.
Built for the everyday work of keeping track
Log an episode in seconds
When something happens, you shouldn't be hunting for a pen. Record it by type in a couple of taps, right when it happens — even from your wrist. Over time you'll see seizure-free streaks build, so progress is something you can actually see instead of guess at.
Let the patterns come to you
CareHaven quietly looks across your log for trends you'd never catch by scrolling — mood by hour of day, how sleep lines up with harder days, and more. It's straightforward trend detection over your own entries, not a guess.
Keep the medication picture straight
Hold the current med list in one place, backed by a real drug reference (RxNorm), and track it as things change. When you add something new, you get a flag if it falls into a drug class with a well-known caution against one already on the list — drawn from FDA labeling and public clinical references. It doesn't diagnose interactions and won't catch everything, so no flag doesn't mean a combination is safe. What it gives you is a specific question to put to the neurologist or pharmacist — a question that's always worth asking in seizure care.
Walk in ready for every appointment
One tap pulls the last 30 days into a clean, clinician-ready summary — recent episodes, medications, and vitals in one page — so the visit is about the plan, not about reconstructing the month.
When what's in your head is finally in front of you
The first time you tap once to log an episode, then a few weeks later open Patterns and actually see the shape of it — the time of day, the nights of short sleep that line up with harder days — you realize the thing you'd been trying to hold in your head is finally sitting in front of you, clear enough to bring to the doctor.
Your log stays yours
On-device by default. No CareHaven account, and nothing CareHaven runs can read your log — nothing leaves your phone unless you choose it. No resale, no tracking of your care data.
On-device by default
Your seizure log, meds, and notes live on your iPhone. There's no CareHaven account, and nothing CareHaven runs can read any of them.
In the app: no resale, no tracking
The app does not track your care data. We never sell your family's care information. You choose what to share. Apple may receive crash and performance diagnostics according to your diagnostic-sharing settings.
Sync only if you want it
Want your log across devices? Turn on optional encrypted iCloud sync (Apple CloudKit) — only if you choose to. Otherwise it simply stays put.
Simple pricing when it's time
Paid plans start at the App Store launch. The free iPhone open beta is coming soon. There is a free tier for the core features after launch.
Good questions, honest answers
Is CareHaven available on the App Store yet?
Not yet. The free iPhone open beta is coming soon. Join the beta list and we'll email you when it starts. Paid plans start at the App Store launch, and there is a free tier for the core features after launch.
Can it help me spot triggers or patterns?
CareHaven includes trend detection that looks across your own log — things like mood by hour of day and how sleep lines up with harder days. CareHaven helps you record episodes and surface patterns; it is not a medical device and does not diagnose or provide medical advice. Always bring what you see to your healthcare provider.
What about my medication list?
You can keep a current medication list backed by a real drug reference and track it as things change. When you add a new med, you get a flag if it falls into a drug class with a well-known caution against one already on the list — so you have something concrete to raise. It doesn't diagnose interactions and won't catch everything, so no flag doesn't mean a combination is safe. Always confirm with your prescriber or pharmacist.
Is my data private?
Yes — that's the whole point. Your information lives on your device by default. There is no CareHaven account, nothing CareHaven runs can read your care data, and nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose it. There is no tracking of your care data and no resale. If you want it on more than one device, you can turn on optional encrypted iCloud sync (Apple CloudKit).
What is the free Seizure Log & Visit Prep?
It's a one-page template — a seizure log plus a visit-prep sheet for the next appointment — that you can download free here to see the format. The app tracks episodes and pulls the visit summary together for you, so you can generate an up-to-date one in a tap.
See what the app actually shows
The free Seizure Log & Visit Prep is the print version of these screens — the app tracks them and keeps them current for you.
Patterns — seizure-free-day streaks and time-of-day trends read from your own log.
Schedule — appointments and med-level labs, with a running visit-prep list for the next visit.
One page anyone can follow
Grab the free Seizure Log & Visit Prep — a one-page template to log episodes and pull together what the doctor needs, plus what a grandparent, sitter, or school nurse should watch for and do when you're not there. It's the print version of what the app tracks and keeps current for you.
Get the free Seizure Log & Visit Prep → Or join the beta list