Understand what happens between appointments.

Our technology links wearable data to neurological events for people living with episodic neurological conditions, including epilepsy, migraine, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

A mobile app and web portal for patients, clinicians and researchers.

Ready for the next appointment.

Log neurological events and symptoms, then review them alongside sleep, stress and activity captured from your smartwatch. Track the details that matter to you, including timing, intensity and the effect on your day.

The clinical dashboard is designed for easy use during appointments. Select periods of interest like time since the last appointment and review summaries of events, symptoms, medication adherence, sleep, stress and activity.

Clinical summaries and sharing →

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Supporting research through high quality data curation.

Capture participants' longitudinal wearable data and logged event records with ease, with data curation, summaries and exports designed for your existing workflow.

Our Melbourne team has over ten years of experience in epilepsy and wearables. We handle the data collection, storage and curation, so research teams can focus on the actual research.

Research data and exports →

Privacy and security

Your data is encrypted and never sold. Read our privacy policy for more information.

Using NeuroLog

Do I need a smartwatch?

No. Event and symptom logging works without one, but connecting a wearable provides more detailed insights. Connect through Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android, including compatible data from Samsung Health. Available measurements depend on your device and the permissions you allow.

How do I join the pilot?

Use the form below to register your interest as a patient, clinician or researcher, and we'll be in touch about pilot access.

Does NeuroLog detect or predict events?

No. NeuroLog records the events you report. It does not detect or predict events, diagnose conditions, recommend treatment or send emergency alerts. It does, however, provide historical insights into your events and symptoms, and links them to sleep, stress and activity levels recorded on your smartwatch.

Join the pilot waitlist.

For clinical services, research teams and people interested in the app. Register your interest and we will be in touch about the pilot.

General enquiries: contact@neurologapp.com

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