Quick Start Guide

Welcome to N1 Precision

Set up your account, build tracking habits, and start seeing what your data is telling you.

First Steps

Get your foundation in place

1

Set Up Your Profile

Head to Settings and fill out your profile. Enter your biography, birthdate, and supporting fields. Your child's birthdate is needed to calculate dose-per-weight for medications — something their neurologist may ask about.

Go to Settings
2

Import Historical Data

Under Settings → Import, bring in existing data for each tracking type. If your data isn't in the right format, use the AI Data Formatting tool — paste your data into ChatGPT along with the instructions and it will reformat it for you.

Go to Import
3

Enter Height & Weight History

Go back as far as you can with height and weight records. This lets the app calculate weight-adjusted doses (mg/kg) so you and your doctor can see how dosing relates to your child's size — which changes as they grow.

Go to Height & Weight

Your Tracking Routine

The more consistently you log, the more patterns you'll be able to see.

Daily

Seizure-Free Days

Every day without a seizure needs an entry. You can enter a date range for consecutive stretches. No entry does not mean seizure-free — the system needs explicit confirmation.

As they occur

Seizure Logs

Log the time if you know it — it helps the app find patterns. If not, a daily count still works.

Daily

Daily Events

Log how your child seemed that day — mood, sleep, alertness. Over time, the app calculates a wellbeing score and shows you how it changes alongside medications and other factors.

As they change

Medications

Record every medication with start date, end date, and dosage — including medication-free periods. No data does not mean no medication.

Track Everything

The more you log, the better the app can help find what's connected to good days and bad days.

Medications

Dosages, start/end dates, medication-free periods

Supplements

Vitamins, CBD, non-prescription treatments

Diet

Ketogenic, modified Atkins, dietary interventions

Procedures

Surgeries, EEGs, lab work, clinical visits

Water Intake

Daily hydration tracking

Stool

Digestive health — often impacted by medications

Seizure Rescue

Emergency medication usage and response

Quality of Life

AI-Calculated Quality of Life (QoL) Scoring

Each Daily Events entry receives a QoL score from 0 to 100. Over time, you can see how that score shifts — like scores dropping when a dose increases, or rising after a dietary change. This is how you spot what the numbers alone can't show you.

Missing Entries Mean Missing Information

Keep these principles in mind as you track

01

No seizure-free day entry does not mean it was a seizure-free day.

02

No medication entry does not mean no medication was taken. Create a “No Medication” entry for medication-free periods.

03

Exact seizure times give you more detailed charts than daily totals.

04

Historical data matters — the further back you go, the more patterns you'll be able to see.