The Apnealytics app, on every screen you own

One account, four places to see it. The Apnealytics app runs on iPhone and iPad (App Store), on Android phones and tablets (Google Play), and on the web portal at my.apnealytics.com, which is live today and is where you upload your SD card.

Download on the App Store Open the web portal

Pick your platform

The split is deliberate. A ResMed data card holds 2 to 6 GB of raw files, and the portal uploads them straight to private storage with a resumable, folder-aware uploader. Phones are better at what phones do: showing you last night the moment you wake, pulling in vitals from your watch or ring, and tapping you on the shoulder when a filter is due.

Platform	Status	Best for	Card import
Web portal	Live	Uploading your SD card, big-screen analysis, reports, billing	Yes
iPhone	App Store	Morning check-ins, Apple Health vitals, push nudges	CSV/JSON only
iPad	App Store	Side-by-side Explore and waveforms at the kitchen table	CSV/JSON only
Apple Watch	Via Apple Health	Overnight SpO₂, resting heart rate and HRV beside therapy	No
Android	Google Play	Health Connect vitals, phone and tablet layouts	CSV/JSON only

What is the same everywhere

Everything you see is one account, so the numbers never disagree between screens.

Sleep Score and last-night AHI
with its band (Great, Mild, Moderate, High), usage hours, leak P95 and pressure P95 against your set range.
Nights
— every night on therapy with per-night detail: event composition, EPR, respiratory rate, SpO₂ median.
Trends and Explore
— Yearly to Monthly to Nightly drill-down, 30D/90D/1Y/All ranges, period-over-period comparison.
Vitals
— resting heart rate, HRV (SDNN), SpO₂ average and low, sleep hours and weight from Apple Health or Health Connect.
Gear
— your machine and mask from a catalog of 45 machines and 62 masks, Mask Analytics, replacement reminders and one-tap reorder.
Ask your data
— chat with your own therapy data using your own OpenAI or Anthropic key. Read-only, scoped to your account.
Knowledge Hub
— plain-English guides on AHI, waveforms, mask seal, leak, the 4-hour/70% rule and more.
Settings
— units, date format, theme, the "Show health data in shares" toggle, data export and account deletion.

What differs by platform

Card import is web-only today. Open my.apnealytics.com, insert the card, and upload the folder. Re-uploading later only adds new nights. The phone apps import CSV and JSON exports (oximeter files, for example) and sync health data, but they do not read the SD card. If you want to analyse a night on your phone, upload on the web first; it appears in the app within moments.
Health sync is phone-only. Apple Health lives on iPhone, so the iOS app is where you connect it. Health Connect is the Android equivalent. Only daily summaries leave the device: a resting heart rate for the day, an SpO₂ average and low, sleep hours, weight. The web portal shows the result but cannot connect to either service directly.
Billing depends on where you subscribe. On the web you pay by card. On iOS, Pro is an in-app purchase. On Android, Pro is an in-app purchase through Google Play. Pro is per account, so one subscription lifts every family login on every device. See Manage your subscription for the details.
Push notifications are phone-only. Gear-due and usage-slip nudges arrive on iPhone and Android. No health numbers ever appear on the lock screen; the notification says a filter is due or that usage slipped, nothing more.

Free and Pro on every device

Free covers the nightly dashboard, the last 30 nights of history, health sync, Ask your data, the Knowledge Hub, family logins and data export, with unlimited imports. Pro at $8.99 a month or $99.99 a year adds full history, per-night waveforms (parsed in the browser or on the phone), oximetry overlays with ODI₃, ODI₄ and T90, the doctor-ready PDF report, clinician share links, multiple machines with full gear history, and the personal REST API. Compare the plans on the Pricing page.

Getting the apps

iPhone and iPad: the universal iOS app is on the App Store.
Android: on Google Play for phones and tablets.
Web: sign in at my.apnealytics.com with a magic link, Google, or email and password. No install.

FAQ

Questions people ask

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Is there an Apnealytics app for iPhone?

Yes. The Apnealytics iOS app is a universal app for iPhone and iPad. It is on the App Store now. It shows your Sleep Score and nights, syncs Apple Health vitals, opens waveforms on Pro, and sends gear and usage nudges. Card import stays on the web portal.

Can I upload my SD card from my phone?

Not today. Card import is web-only because the raw files are 2 to 6 GB and need a resumable, folder-aware upload to private storage. Upload at my.apnealytics.com, then open the night on your phone. The phone apps import CSV and JSON exports and sync Apple Health or Health Connect.

Is the Apnealytics app free?

The app is free to download and the Free plan is free forever: nightly dashboard, 30 nights of history, health sync, Ask your data, Knowledge Hub, family logins and export. Pro, at $8.99 a month or $99.99 a year, unlocks full history, waveforms, oximetry, reports, share links and the API.

Does Apnealytics work on Android?

The Android app for phones and tablets is on Google Play, with Health Connect built in for vitals. Pro is an in-app purchase through Google Play, or subscribe on the web and sign in on Android with the same account. Everything else works the same as on iPhone.

Does Apnealytics work with Apple Watch?

Yes, through Apple Health. Your Watch writes overnight SpO₂, resting heart rate, HRV and sleep to Apple Health, and the iPhone app reads the daily summaries from there. There is no standalone Watch app yet.

Do I need the app at all?

No. The web portal does everything the apps do except health sync and push notifications, and it is the only place to upload your card. The apps are for mornings, appointments and vitals. Many people use both.