
Peace of Mind, Anytime
SeizAlarm detects episodes and notifies loved ones automatically — right from your iPhone or Apple Watch.
Features That Deliver Peace of Mind & Independence
Detects Irregular Motion*
Monitors for abnormal repetitive motion and, if detected, notifies emergency contacts automatically.
Request Immediate Help*
If immediate help is required, then the manual help request feature can be used to instantly notify emergency contacts upon your command.
GPS Location Tracking*
Your location is captured and sent to your emergency contacts when help requests are sent. This allows your contacts to easily find you.
Monitors Heart Rate*
Detects rapid changes heart rate often observed during irregular movement. Caregivers are notified if the bpm crosses user-set thresholds.
Time Delayed Help*
Use this feature if auras are experienced and help may be needed. A help request will be sent automatically after a user controlled time period.
Event Log Tracking
Logs are kept of all requests for your records. Events can also be entered manually allowing you more control to log irregular movements. events.
*requires help request service subscription
Also works with iPhone without the Apple Watch!
SeizAlarm is not an FDA approved nor cleared medical device. SeizAlarm does not prevent episodes, should not be used for diagnosis, treatment, mitigation or cure of any disease and is not a substitute for medical care. SeizAlarm should only be used for enhancing quality of life.

"Thank you for inventing, and developing SeizAlarm! It's a very accessible app for the visually impaired with voiceover, and a very customizable app too! You haven't just made me more independent, but you've [helped me]."
Samantha Ash

"This app is peace of mind for every parent whose child has [irregular movements]!"
Sue Byczko (Adam's mother)

"...your product is amazing... I have been testing it now for 2 weeks... with 100% accuracy"
Neil Todd (CJ's father)

"This app has helped our family gain some peace of mind... My son is able to easily use the app to get help when he feels an [irregular movement] starting. We know that he can stay where he is and not possibly put himself in more danger by going to find someone to help him. We get the alert and can respond immediately."
Carrine Longbrake




