Only you can see what you log. It's saved on this phone and never sent anywhere. To share it, you create a file and send it yourself.
Back it up. If you lose the phone or clear the browser, the log goes with it. Use "Back up" on the More tab about once a week.
It records. It doesn't advise. JUNE counts what you observe. It doesn't give medical advice. Talk with your care team about what you notice.
What happened?
No time to pick a category? Type or dictate it here and sort it out later.
Fluids per day
last 14 days, oz
Events by day
last 14 days
How they communicated
last 7 days
What came before
seizures and behavior, last 30 days
Last 7 days
For clinic visits and the care team
Back up and restore
A backup is one file. Save it to iCloud Drive, Google Drive or your email. Restoring adds the entries back without creating duplicates, so you can also use it to combine two phones' logs.
Help us improve the beta
Tell us what's confusing, what's missing, or what made you skip a day. This opens an email you write yourself. Nothing from your log is attached.
Creates a file in a fixed format, with a description of every field, that you can choose to send to a research registry such as Matrix. Your child's name is never included. Nothing is sent unless you send the file yourself.
Sample data
See what JUNE looks like with two weeks of made-up entries. Nothing is saved, and your real log is untouched.
Delete everything
Removes every entry from this phone. Back up first if you might want them later.
JUNE · from the Foundation for Hao-Fountain Syndrome (usp7.org). JUNE records what caregivers observe. It is not a medical device and does not give medical advice.