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Transcend Micro data in Apnealytics

Not yet — waitlist. The Transcend Micro, a travel CPAP from Somnetics, is not supported in Apnealytics and a parser is not in development. It is on the waitlist. Whether it can ever be supported depends on how it stores data, which we set out honestly below. Transcend Micro data is not something you can import today.

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Real Transcend Micro cut-out on a teal blob with a Waitlist badge and four fact rows: 4–20 cmH₂O, Auto-CPAP, no SD card (internal memory and Bluetooth), introduced 2022

Transcend Micro at a glance

Spec	Somnetics Transcend Micro
Pressure range	4–20 cmH₂O
Modes	Auto-CPAP (AutoCPAP)
Comfort	EZEX expiratory relief, ramp, GentleRise
Humidification	None built in; optional heat-moisture exchanger
Size and weight	About 220 g, pocket-sized
SD card	None
Data files written	Internal memory only; summary to the MySleepDash app
Bluetooth / app	Yes — Bluetooth to the Transcend app; optional cellular modem for clinicians
Year introduced	2022
Apnealytics status	Waitlist

Real Transcend Micro cut-out beside a dashed passport-size outline (125 × 88 mm, drawn to scale) on a teal blob, with four fact rows and a Waitlist badge

How the Transcend Micro stores data

As far as we can establish, the Transcend Micro has no SD card slot. It keeps therapy data in internal memory and sends a summary over Bluetooth to Somnetics' app, and optionally to clinicians through a modem.

That matters because every machine Apnealytics supports today is read from an SD card. If the Transcend app offers a file export, a parser is possible and the Micro could move to "in development" with enough demand. If it does not, the Micro would be in the same position as the ResMed AirMini: not readable by any third-party tool. We will update this page when we have confirmed which it is.

Open the Transcend app and export your data to a file.
Save the file to your phone or computer.
Sign in to Apnealytics on the web or in the iPhone or Android app.
Import the file
The phone apps already import CSV and JSON exports, so this path would work on mobile as well as web.
Nights are parsed and deduplicated.

Import in five steps (if an export exists and support ships)

What you'll see (if support ships)

Nightly AHI and usage
A summary-level AHI and usage hours per night, with the AHI band (Great, Mild, Moderate, High) and the 30-night rolling trend.
Pressure
Pressure percentiles against the set range, if the export includes them.
Leak and Mask Analytics
Leak as the Micro records it, if exported, compared per mask. Waveforms are unlikely, because a Bluetooth summary rarely carries high-resolution flow data.

Real Apnealytics dashboard in a browser frame with a drawn Transcend Micro card under a Waitlist banner: summary-level AHI 3.9 Great, usage 6 h 40, leak and pressure shown as dashes (if exported), 30-night rolling AHI with the travel week shaded (numbers illustrative)

Travel nights without machine data

Most Transcend Micro owners also have a home machine. If that is a ResMed, Apnealytics already gives you a complete record at home, and the Pro plan keeps multiple machines with full gear history so your travel nights show as a marked gap rather than silent zeros. On those nights you can still:

Sync Apple Health or Health Connect for resting heart rate, HRV, SpO₂ and sleep hours. See Apple Watch and Apple Health.
Record a journal note in Nights: time zone, hotel, altitude.
Wear a Wellue O2Ring or CMS50-family oximeter and import its CSV on Pro for ODI₃, ODI₄ and T90. See oximeters.

21-night timeline: home ResMed AHI bars with a five-night dashed travel gap labelled Transcend Micro, no machine data, filled with Apple Health resting heart rate, SpO₂ and sleep hours, plus a journal callout (numbers illustrative)

Compatible masks

The Transcend Micro uses a standard 22 mm connection via its tube adapter, so it works with most masks. Mask tracking and replacement reminders work in your gear today:

Nasal
AirFit N30i, AirFit N20, Evora
Full face
AirFit F30i, AirFit F20
Nasal pillows
AirFit P10, AirFit P30i, Brevida

Three cards with real mask cut-outs: Nasal (N30i, N20, Evora) shown AirFit N30i; Full face (F30i, F20) shown AirFit F30i; Nasal pillows (P10, P30i, Brevida) shown AirFit P30i; footer: 22 mm via tube adapter, mask tracking works today

FAQ

Questions people ask

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Does Apnealytics support the Transcend Micro?

Not yet, and it is not in development. It is on the waitlist while we confirm whether the Transcend app offers a data export. If it does, demand will decide when we build a parser. If it does not, the Micro cannot be read by any third-party tool and we will say so on this page.

Does the Transcend Micro have an SD card?

We believe not. It stores data internally and sends a summary to the Transcend app over Bluetooth. That is why the import path, if there is one, would be a file exported from the app rather than a card.

Can I use Apnealytics with my Transcend Micro and my home ResMed?

Yes. Your ResMed is fully supported. The Pro plan keeps multiple machines on one account with full gear history, so your Micro sits in your gear with mask reminders and your travel nights are marked as a gap on the home machine's timeline.

What travel CPAP does Apnealytics read?

None today. The ResMed AirMini has no card and cannot be read by any tool. The Transcend Micro is on the waitlist pending an export path. The smallest supported machine is the ResMed AirSense 11, which has an SD card but is not pocket-sized.

Will joining the waitlist cost anything?

No. It is a free email sign-up, or simply adding the Micro to your gear on a free account. If support ships, it will be supported on the Free plan like ResMed machines.