Being a CpapDash user and a SleepHQ user isn't an either/or. If SleepHQ is where you already live, CpapDash isn't asking you to move. It's a second lens on the exact same nights: a different set of charts and a different way of reading your breathing, sitting right alongside the platform you already trust. Two views of the same data usually means you catch more than one view alone would.
If you haven't come across SleepHQ before, it's an online tool for visualizing your CPAP data, built around an active community of CPAP users who help each other read their nights and dial in their therapy. It supports a huge range of machines, far more than we do today, so there's a good chance yours is already covered there. It's a genuinely great place to look at your data, and CpapDash is meant to sit next to it, not replace it.
It's free, and it feeds SleepHQ for you
CpapDash can forward your data straight into SleepHQ, automatically. Turn it on once and every night that reaches CpapDash lands in SleepHQ on its own, whether you dropped in a zip or your Mule & Miner synced it overnight. No morning export, no babysitting.
And it costs nothing. The SleepHQ forwarding is part of the free CpapDash account, with no subscription required. Setup is two fields, and we walk through it in We support uploading to SleepHQ now.
Even if we don't support your machine yet
Even if CpapDash can't chart your specific machine yet, as long as your data made it into your account, it still gets forwarded to SleepHQ. Your data is never trapped. You get the automatic pipeline to SleepHQ today, and if we add charting for your machine later, the second lens shows up too, with no extra work from you.
So there's genuinely no downside. You keep SleepHQ exactly as it is and add a free, automatic path to it, plus a second view, for zero dollars.
While you're here: if your machine isn't supported yet, tell us at cpapdash.com/support and we'll help you get the best data experience you'll ever have.
Setting up a free account takes about five minutes. Try it, forward a night to SleepHQ, and see the two views side by side.