A phone already watches over your sleep. We're giving it a reason to.

SinaptIQ turns the phone that already sits charging by the bed into a quiet, watchful sense through the night, built for nocturnal seizure monitoring.

Epilepsya silent global pandemic

Bar chart comparing estimated global prevalence: 41 million for HIV, 52 million for epilepsy, and 5 million for breast cancer

Home monitoring with a direct line to a clinician isn't a nice-to-have anymore — it's how care reaches the places neurologists can't. This is the world we're building SinaptIQ for: an expert line of care in the pocket of every patient, no matter where they live.

Most of that risk stays invisible: seizures often happen somewhere unsupervised, like a bedroom at night, with no one there to see them and help.

Globally, there is a grave threat to epilepsy care due to specialist scarcity. ·

The European Academy of Neurology has formally warned of a shrinking neurology workforce — just 1 neurologist for every 10,000 patients across Europe. Even the Netherlands, known for efficient care, now has 1.5-year waiting times for an epileptologist or neurologist.

European Academy of Neurology

In the U.S., the American Academy of Neurology calls it a “grave threat” to care: half of all postal codes have no access to an epileptologist at all, 40% share a single overwhelmed one, and Montana has zero epilepsy specialists practicing anywhere in the state.

American Academy of Neurology · American Epilepsy Society

How it works

Phone + sensor add-on

A small magnetic sensor clips onto the phone you already own.

On-device detection

Machine-learning models and our software recognize seizure patterns as they happen, running right on the phone.

Cloud, only when it matters

Only flagged events are securely uploaded, for review and to keep detection improving over time. Everything else stays on the device.

One app, the whole picture

Patients and caregivers get an automatic seizure and medication log, with a direct line to a clinician when specialist care is needed.

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