Logging Seizures located on the Featured Screen of the iTunes App Store.

Logging Seizures access your phone's Photos, Contacts and Calendar in order to operate at its full potential.

If the user allows Logging Seizures to access the phone's calendar, the Home Screen will be filled with the day's events as shown here.

The Settings Menu includes the Personal Profile and ability to enable or disable access to the phone's functions.

The personal profile of Logging Seizures is where the user can input crucial information about themselves when they are unable to speak for themselves. Their name, medical condition, emergency contact(s), and relevant doctor(s) names can be added to the profile.

Logging Seizures has the capability to record a seizure with video. This screen showcases how for the first 10 seconds of each video, the app lets its user know what to do if they are unfamiliar with how to help someone who is having a seizure.

In between the initial walkthrough and emergency notifications, this screen shows how the camera will look.

If a recording reaches 4 minutes, a notification to Call 911 will appear on the camera interface. Multiple types of seizures, if lasting four minutes, require professional medical attention and are deemed an emergency.

The camera recording functionality will automatically create a new event in Logging Seizure's event archive. If no video is used to create an event, the user can still manually create a new event within the archive. This screen shows multiple events that have been created previously.

Upon completion of editing an event, or if the user selects an event to review, they will see this screen for the individual event they chose. It summarizes the date, length, triggers and description of the seizure being viewed.

WIth Logging Seizures, the user can input any medication they are currently taking, so that in the case of an emergency, the application can be shown to a doctor and will tell them the medications the user is taking.

If a specific medication is selected in the Medication Archive, the user will view the details of the chosen medication. You can input the name, purpose, shape, color(s), dosage and frequency the medication is taken.