Built for life with epilepsy

Your brain data.
Your life,
in the picture.

Bring EEG events, wearable signals, and your own words into one place. See what was happening around an event—and keep the context for your next conversation with your care team.

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Native iOS + web · Invite-only early access

Take a closer look
Neurotrace iOS Overview with sample iEEG events, sleep, recovery, and journal context Full size
Overview on iOS Demo data

A little more context for every day.

EEG recordings

Supported EDF / BDF imports

Wearable context

WHOOP and Apple Health

Your own words

Symptoms, routines, and daily notes

You remember the feeling.
Keep the rest of the story.

A short night. A change in routine. Something you couldn’t quite describe. Those details can be hard to recall weeks later. Neurotrace gives them a place beside your recordings, so you and your care team can review a fuller picture.

About RNS data access. Compatible EEG file imports are available today. Direct NeuroPace sync is being explored.

Inside Neurotrace

From a moment
to a little more understanding.

The native iOS app, shown with synthetic demo data.

  1. 01Bring it together

    The event is only part of the day.

    Import a supported EEG recording. Add sleep and recovery from WHOOP or Apple Health, then write down what you noticed. Explore puts those pieces on the same timeline.

    Review events · Add context · Filter by source

    Neurotrace iOS Explore timeline showing sample journal entries, iEEG events, and WHOOP recovery Full size
    Explore on iOS Demo data
  2. 02Explore patterns

    A question worth bringing to your next visit.

    Compare sleep, recovery, and journal context around event days. See the evidence behind each comparison, including when there isn’t enough data to draw a useful conclusion.

    Compare days · Inspect evidence · See limitations

    Neurotrace iOS Pattern screen showing an exploratory sleep comparison using sample data Full size
    Pattern on iOS Demo data
  3. 03Keep the context

    Remember more than the appointment.

    Review your recent activity, add a note while it’s fresh, and prepare a care-team report. Build a history that includes how you felt, alongside what was recorded.

    Journal in the moment · Review your week · Share a report

    Neurotrace iOS journal composer with sample symptom and short-sleep context selected Full size
    Journal on iOS Demo data

Your data

Personal by nature.
Private by design.

Your journal, recordings, and connected accounts deserve clear controls. Here’s how Neurotrace handles them.

Private file storagePer-user accessCSV exports

Access scoped to your account

Health records use per-user access controls. Uploaded recordings and waveform previews are stored in private storage.

Connected accounts stay protected

WHOOP credentials are encrypted on the server. Private app APIs require an authenticated session.

A history you can take with you

Export journal entries, event metadata, and wearable summaries as CSV, or prepare a report for your care team.

Control over your records

Account deletion is available in Settings. You can export the information you want to keep before deleting your account.

Before you get started

A few things to know.

Not yet. Direct NeuroPace RNS sync is being explored. Today, Neurotrace supports importing compatible EDF/BDF recordings that you already have access to. Ask your care team about the availability and format of your data. Neurotrace is an independent project and is not affiliated with NeuroPace.
You can keep a structured journal and bring in wearable context. Event-based comparisons become available when you have compatible EEG event data and enough overlapping history.
No. Neurotrace supports personal exploration and journaling. It does not diagnose, treat, or predict seizures. A correlation does not establish a cause. Review observations with your care team.
Yes. They are captures of the native iOS app running in the iPhone simulator, populated with synthetic demo data. They do not show an actual patient’s records or demonstrate a clinical outcome.
No. WHOOP or Apple Health can add sleep, heart rate, HRV, and activity context, but you can use the journal and review imported recordings without a wearable.
Neurotrace is in invite-only early access and is free during this stage. Join the waitlist for availability updates and an invitation to share feedback.

Make room for
your side of the story.

Help shape Neurotrace. Join the waitlist for early access and share what would make it useful in your everyday life.

We'll use this email only for Neurotrace early-access updates and invites. Do not submit medical details here.