Your seizure log is sensitive health data. Here's how Seizure Tracker keeps it private — UK-based servers, UK GDPR compliance, no data selling, and deletion on request.
A seizure log is some of the most personal information you can keep — health data about a medical condition, timestamped and detailed. Before trusting any app with it, it's completely reasonable to ask: where does my data go, who can see it, and can I get it deleted? Here's how Seizure Tracker handles your privacy.
Your seizure records are stored on UK-based servers. That keeps your data within the UK's data-protection regime rather than being scattered across jurisdictions with weaker rules — which matters for sensitive health information.
Seizure Tracker complies with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 — the laws that govern how personal data must be handled in the UK. In practice, that gives you rights over your own data: to access it, to have it corrected, and to have it erased.
This is the important one. Your seizure data is not sold to third parties, shared with advertisers, or handed to researchers. It isn't used for anything other than providing you with the app. There are no ads built on your data and no hidden data trade — the app is funded by its one-time £10 payment, not by monetising your records.
Your log is private to your account by default. When you want to share it — with a neurologist, GP, or family member — you choose to, by exporting a report or secure link. Nothing is shared automatically. If you give a carer access to log on your behalf, that's your decision, made by sharing your login with someone you trust.
Payment is handled by Stripe, one of the world's most trusted payment processors. Your card details are never seen or stored by the app — the checkout is encrypted and PCI-compliant.
Your data isn't held hostage. You can edit or delete individual entries at any time, and if you want your whole account and all associated data removed, a request by email gets it deleted promptly — your right under UK GDPR.
Trusting an app with your seizure history shouldn't mean giving up control of it. Knowing your data is stored in the UK, protected by law, never sold, and deletable on request means you can build the detailed record your care needs — for PIP, your GP, or your own management — without wondering where that information might end up.
Seizure Tracker stores your data on UK servers under UK GDPR, never sells it, and lets you delete it any time. Your record, your control. £10, one-time payment.
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