Smartphone App

Now that I've joined the 21st Century and have gotten a smartphone, we need an app that will allow us to monitor our stats on a real time basis and allow us to make changes.

You smart people get busy.

I'll wait here patiently.

I have had a smartphone for several years now. I am running out of patience.
You must be smart now that you have finally gotten a smartphone, so get busy.

No such product exists. Doubt we will see it anytime soon since cpap machines are not designed to work with that way.

spmccord wrote:Now that I've joined the 21st Century and have gotten a smartphone, we need an app that will allow us to monitor our stats on a real time basis and allow us to make changes.

You smart people get busy.

I'll wait here patiently. [

get to working on it.

fun fact, the data port on the back of the S9 provides live data and allows setting most of the parameters.

If you wake up and don't remember how to operate your smartphone,
you need more sleep. Put the mask back on and refill the tank.

Let's say I made one that worked with the toshiba flashair. How much would you pay for that app?

I use a flash air daily remotely via my smartphone now to my desktop, getting the data is easy. Getting the mobile replacement for Sleepyhead (technically a free product) is not.

Using a FlashAir is not going to give you constant data anyway. It reads files that exist, doesn't stream them.

I don't want constant data. Watching the data while I sleep might actually disturb my sleep.

Having a Sleepyhead App for Android would be great.

It's a good thing I forgot how to program over 40 years ago, so I have no idea how to create an app, and won't be tempted.

stienman wrote:Let's say I made one that worked with the toshiba flashair. How much would you pay for that app?

ZERO

As lame as it may be, the Respironics Sleepmapper app works on iPhone and Android.

Resmed MyAir, not so much.

Full function Encore and Resscan will never be apps, let alone consumer software.

Sleepyhead is the freeware of an individual programmer with no business plan or employees. Bringing that to mobile apps would be huge, but there is no business model behind it yet.

We could be waiting a while.

Sleeprider wrote:Sleepyhead is the freeware of an individual programmer with no business plan or employees. Bringing that to mobile apps would be huge, but there is no business model behind it yet.

We could be waiting a while.

jedimark wants to make a SH version for android/ipad... but, it will NOT be free.. he's told me that repeatedly

Hi All , i created A simple ANDROID APP to support viewing data directly from resmed S9 ,S10.

hopefully is useful for someone.

u can search CPAP viewer under my name, Wisely Loh

cheers.

Jedimark puts in tons of work on SH and does not charge a penny for it. If he built an IOS and/or Android app around SH, I think anything he charged for it would be worth it, and paying him for it would express all our gratitude for what he does for us. He's earned it and he deserves it. IMHO.

Every wet-behind-the-ears programmer thinks he can write the app that will make him rich.

It look interesting, it is a free app ... I installed it and it will not run.