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Apnealytics turns the raw data card from your CPAP machine into a clear, private dashboard — nightly AHI, usage, event composition, leak, pressure, and per-night waveforms. This guide takes you from sign-up to your first dashboard.
Apnealytics is a tracking and coaching tool, not a medical or diagnostic device. It is excellent for watching trends over time — bring those trends to your clinician rather than diagnosing or changing your prescription from them.

What you’ll need

A ResMed machine

A ResMed AirSense or AirCurve. Support for other brands is in testing but not yet available — see Importing data.

The SD card + a reader

The SD card from the side of your machine, and an SD card reader for your phone or computer.

Set up and import

1

Create an account or sign in

Go to the sign-in page and enter your email. You can sign in with a magic link (we email you a one-time link — always available) or, once you’ve set one, an email and password. No credit card is needed to start.
2

Take the SD card out of your machine

Power the machine down, pop the SD card out of the slot on its side, and put it into your card reader. The whole card — not a single file — is what Apnealytics reads.
3

Upload the card

Open Imports and select the SD card’s folder. Your browser uploads the files directly to secure storage, so even a multi-gigabyte card uploads fine. Keep the tab open until it finishes. See Importing data for the details.
4

Let it process

Apnealytics reads the card’s small nightly summary file and turns it into one row per night. This is quick — the import page updates as it goes.
5

Open your dashboard

When the import finishes, head to the Dashboard. Your therapy history is now charted.

Reading your first dashboard

Your dashboard leads with the numbers clinicians watch most:
The Apnea-Hypopnea Index is the average number of breathing events per hour. Apnealytics bands each night GREAT, MILD, MODERATE, or HIGH, and breaks the number into obstructive, central, and hypopnea events on the Explore views. Full detail in Understanding AHI.
How long you wore the mask each night, and how you track against the common 4-hour / 70%-of-nights benchmark.
Nightly leak, the pressure your machine delivered, and the make-up of your events. Each is explained in Metrics explained.
New to the vocabulary? The in-app Knowledge Hub has short, plain-language articles on AHI, mask seal, leak, adherence, and equipment care.

Where to next

Import your data

Pulling the card, what gets read, and troubleshooting.

Understand AHI

The bands and sub-indices behind the headline number.

Metrics explained

Usage, leak, pressure, oximetry, and waveforms.

Accounts & privacy

Sign-in, health sync, export, and deleting your account.