CpapDashThree ways I actually see my CPAP data — the CpapDash app, the full cloud dashboard, and fully local in Home Assistant. Same therapy, your choice of stack.
Problem. Your CPAP's own app is clunky and locked to the manufacturer's cloud — last night's AHI shouldn't take five taps to find.
Built. The CpapDash app reads your therapy data and shows what matters at a glance: AHI, usage, mask leak, pressure and respiratory rate, with an AI read on the night.
Result. Open the app, see "AHI 2.1 — Normal," 5.1h used, leak 0.0 — done. Your data, on your phone, no portal.
Problem. Raw CPAP data is just numbers — you want to know whether last night was actually a good night, and why.
Built. The cloud dashboard at cpapdash.com turns each session into clear metrics plus an LLM-written summary — AHI breakdown, leak percentiles, event types and plain-English recommendations.
Result. A nightly "great night, AHI under 2" read with the detail to back it up, and 30-day insights that catch trends before they become problems.
Problem. Some of us want our therapy data local — on our own Home Assistant, no cloud round-trip.
Built. The open-source hms-cpap service streams ResMed data straight into Home Assistant over MQTT — key metrics, O2-ring oximetry, an AI session summary and automated therapy insights.
Result. Your CPAP becomes just another local sensor: AHI, usage, leak, SpO2 and heart rate on your own dashboards, fully under your control.