CPAP compatibility checker

Type the name of your CPAP machine and get one of four answers: supported today, partly supported, on the waitlist, or cannot be read by any tool. No account needed. If your machine is not supported yet, you can leave an email and we will tell you when that changes, and nothing else.

Is my CPAP machine supported?

Start typing a brand or model. We will tell you straight.

Not sure of the model? It is printed on the label underneath the machine, usually beside the serial number.

Below the checker

Browse instead: Prefer a list? See every machine by brand, or jump to ResMed, masks, oximeters or Apple Watch.

How we decide what to build: Demand from this page, feasibility of the format, and whether users can share real cards for testing. ResMed came first because its EDF format is open and its user base is large. Philips DreamStation 1 and 2 and Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle are supported now, and Löwenstein is partly supported. Your sign-up changes the order.

FAQ

FAQ

How does the CPAP compatibility checker know if my machine is supported?

It matches your machine against the same list that drives this site: ResMed SD card machines, Philips DreamStation 1 and 2 and Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle are supported, Löwenstein prisma is partly supported, React Health Luna G3 and Transcend are on the waitlist, and the ResMed AirMini cannot be read. The list is updated the day a status changes.

What if my machine is not in the list at all?

Pick the closest match or email info@apnealytics.com with the brand and model, ideally with a photo of the label. We add machines to the catalog regularly. If it is a ResMed with an SD card it is almost certainly supported even if the exact name is not shown yet.

Will joining the waitlist put me on a mailing list?

No. You will receive at most two emails about the machine you chose: one when work starts and one when it ships. There is no newsletter and no marketing, and every email has a one-click unsubscribe. We keep the address only for that purpose.

Does the checker need an account?

No. Checking is anonymous and the waitlist asks only for an email. Creating a free account is optional; it adds mask tracking, replacement reminders, Apple Health or Health Connect sync, and puts you on the notification list for any machine in your gear automatically.

Why does "waitlist" have no date?

Because proprietary formats are decoded and tested against real cards, and we do not know how long that takes until it is done. Publishing a date and missing it would be worse than not publishing one. When work on a parser begins, people on the list are the first to know.