Your score averages the whole night into one number. But apnoeas cluster – a calm first half and a terrible 3 AM can look the same as a steady night. The difference matters.
Central apnoeas, hypopnoeas, and obstructive events need different responses. Your score doesn't distinguish between them. Your data does.
A score that bounces between 90 and 95 tells you nothing. Seeing your trends night over night – event types, leak rates, pressure changes – tells you everything.
Insert your SD card into your iPhone with a standard USB-C or Lightning adapter.
CPAP Analysis reads your therapy data directly on your phone – we never see it.
See your whole night – events, pressure, leaks, trends – with clear explanations.
All the detail your CPAP app leaves out, without the complexity of clinical software.
See your AHI hour by hour through the night. Spot the clusters of events that disrupt your sleep – not just a morning average.
Every event – central, obstructive, hypopnea – mapped on a timeline with explanations. Know what each one means.
See your trends night over night. Leak rates, pressure, event breakdowns – so you know if that mask adjustment or pressure change actually helped.
Everything is processed and stored on your iPhone and your private iCloud. No servers, no accounts. We literally cannot see your data.
Import once on your iPhone, see your data on your iPad too. Syncs privately through your iCloud – we never see it.
My CPAP app gave me 98 out of 100. I felt terrible.
The raw data showed why: a huge spike in central apnoeas at 3 AM, buried in a nightly average that said everything was fine. But the only way to see this was pulling the SD card and booting up a laptop.
So I built CPAP Analysis. Plug in your SD card. See the truth from bed.
Health data is deeply personal. CPAP Analysis never sends your data to our servers. We literally can't see it. Everything is processed on your iPhone and synced through your private iCloud.
Built by a CPAP user, for CPAP users.