Works with virtually any PAP machine that has an SD card slot.
The Mule & Miner reads your machine's SD card over WiFi every night and delivers your data wherever you want it: SleepHQ, OSCAR, or your CpapDash dashboard. No card pulling, no laptop. Not sure it fits your setup? Find out in 20 seconds.
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Guides & deep dives.
If you use SleepHQ, CpapDash is for you too
CpapDash and SleepHQ aren't an either/or. CpapDash is a free second lens on the same nights, and it forwards your data to SleepHQ automatically, even for machines it can't chart yet.
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Mule & Miner + OSCAR = best buds
How does OSCAR get fed through the Mule & Miner? Two ways, and the easy one takes your phone and nothing else. Plus it works for any machine, not just ResMed or Lowenstein.
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We support uploading to SleepHQ now
SleepHQ is where a lot of you already track your therapy. Now CpapDash can forward every finished night to it automatically, so your data is waiting for you in the morning. Here's how to switch it on.
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How to Manually Update Your Mule & Miner Over USB
Almost always your device updates itself. For the rare time it can't, here is the simple way to update the Mule and Miner yourself over USB, right from your browser, in a couple of minutes. Nothing to install, and you can't break anything.
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What if you just want your data in OSCAR?
I built a whole ecosystem so I'd never have to open OSCAR again. But if sitting at your PC with your own raw data is your thing, no judgment. Here's how to keep OSCAR fed automatically.
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Reading your night: a tour of the CpapDash dashboard
AHI is one number. Your night is thousands. Here's how to actually read what your body did while you slept (pressure, leak, events, breathing, oxygen, and now an AI summary of every night) without a sleep-medicine degree.
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Your data comes off the card, automatically
A small WiFi adapter on your machine reads the SD card every night and sends your data to the cloud. No SD cards to pull, no morning ritual.
It lands where you already work
Auto-exported to SleepHQ, ready to open in OSCAR, or decoded into your CpapDash dashboard: pressure, leak, flow, breathing rate, SpO₂, heart rate, all indexed against your history.
Or watch the night unfold, live
Want more than a morning report? Open the dashboard at 3 AM and see what's happening right now, or read the full picture over coffee. Same data, same place.
Ten ways to read what your body did last night.
Same data your sleep doctor sees, plus the live respiratory and oximetry view nobody else gives you.
Last night, at a glance
AHI, usage, compliance, leak: the four numbers that matter, in the size you can read from across the room.
AHI trends, 30 nights deep
Watch your Apnea-Hypopnea Index converge. Spot the bad week. Celebrate the streak.
Pressure, P50 vs P95
If your machine is auto-titrating, see where it actually settles, not just where it's allowed to.
Leak detection that catches it early
Mask creeping out of position? See the leak curve drift before it ruins your AHI.
Every apnea, classified
Obstructive, central, hypopnea, RERA, stacked nightly so patterns jump out.
Respiratory mechanics
Breathing rate, tidal volume, minute ventilation: clinical detail without the clinic.
Raw waveforms, on demand
Zoom into any second of any night: flow, pressure, breathing signals at full sample rate.
O₂Ring oximetry, integrated
Pair an O₂Ring and overlay SpO₂ + heart rate against your therapy events. ODI calculated automatically.
ML predictions (Pro)
Anomaly detection learns your baseline and flags nights worth a closer look, before you have to ask.
AI therapy summary (Pro)
A plain-English read of your week, written by an LLM that actually understands your data.
No paywalls between you and your data.
Take your data with you.
Scan to download CpapDash on your phone. Same dashboard, same charts, in your pocket.
