Steady

Now on Google Play. iPhone coming soon

Seizure timer and first aid, one tap away.

Steady times a seizure, shows whoever is helping what your care plan says to do and when, and keeps a log your neurologist can read in a minute. For people with epilepsy and the people who look after them.

Coming soonApp StoreGet it onGoogle Play
  • Free
  • No account
  • No ads or tracking
  • Stays on your phone

What it does

Made for the minutes that matter, and the days in between.

01When a seizure starts

Tap once. The timer starts.

  • Start it in the app, or on iPhone from a lock-screen widget, Siri or the Action button.
  • Whoever is helping sees a card to read to the emergency operator: the name, seizure type and rescue medication.
  • Prompts arrive at the minutes your care plan sets, such as rescue medication at 3 and a call at 5.
  • Call, or text your contacts with a map link. Steady opens your phone's dialer or messages, and you tap Send.
At 3 minutes the timer says to give rescue medication now, as the care plan sets.

02Afterwards

Say what happened. You check it before it saves.

  • The start time and length are saved from the timer. Add the rest now or later.
  • Speak or type what you saw, and Steady fills in the form for you to check.
  • Log a seizure that happened without the timer, too.
  • History keeps every seizure, by month, in your own words.
A new entry: speak or type what happened, with the time already saved from the timer.

03Every day

Doses, reminders, and what's left today.

  • Reminders for each medication at the times you choose.
  • Mark doses as taken, and see the last 30 days at a glance.
  • Today shows the days since the last seizure and today's medication on one screen.
The Meds screen: today's doses marked as taken and a 30-day record of doses.

04At the appointment

A summary your neurologist can read in a minute.

  • Reports for the last 30, 90 or 180 days: how many seizures, how often, and the longest seizure-free stretch.
  • Share the report as a PDF, or print it.
  • Keep the care plan matched to the one from your doctor. Photograph your action plan to fill it in, then check everything.
A 90-day report: number of seizures, a weekly chart and the longest seizure-free stretch.

Screenshots

See every screen.

  • Tap once. The timer starts. The seizure timer running, with a card to read to 911 and the next rescue-medication time.
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  • Your plan's words, at your plan's minute. At 3 minutes the timer says to give rescue medication now, as the care plan sets.
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  • You decide when to call. Steady never calls for you. At 5 minutes the timer turns red and suggests calling 911, with buttons to call or text contacts.
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  • Everything for today, one screen. The Today screen: days since the last seizure, today's medication and recent seizures.
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  • Say what happened. You check it before it saves. A new entry: speak or type what happened, with the time already saved from the timer.
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  • Doses, reminders, and what's left today. The Meds screen: today's doses marked as taken and a 30-day record of doses.
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  • A summary your neurologist can read in a minute. A 90-day report: number of seizures, a weekly chart and the longest seizure-free stretch.
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  • Built around the plan from your care team. The care plan: emergency contacts, timings during a seizure and rescue medication.
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  • Every seizure, logged in your own words. History: seizures listed by month with their type and length.
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Privacy

Private by design.

Everything you enter stays in Steady's storage on your phone. There's no account and no server that receives your information, and no ads, analytics or tracking. We can't see your seizure log, medications or contacts.

Read the privacy policy

Information leaves your phone only when you choose to:

  • text your contacts, from your messaging app
  • call for help, from your phone's dialer
  • share or print a report
  • save a backup file

Steady doesn't detect seizures or contact anyone on its own. In an emergency, call your local emergency number. Steady isn't a medical device and doesn't replace advice from your doctor. See the terms of use.

Steady is on Google Play.

Free on Android phones in the United States. The iPhone version is coming soon.

Coming soonApp StoreGet it onGoogle Play

Questions? See help and support or email developer@bytelogic.pro.