u/aamat09

CpapDash app is currently on experimental mode. Looking for beta testers to iterate quickly on the app funcionalities.

CpapDash features:

Respiratory metrics charts from Resmed and Lowenstein/Prisma devices

Multiple optional ways to get your data into your phone:

- by selecting a zip with your data

- by pointing to a folder in your network

- by connecting to an experimental device of my own invention that uses an ez share wifi adapter to get the info from the CPAP

- by connecting to a free cloud account in CpapDash.com

All modes except for the last one, fully local, data never leaves the network. CpapDash cloud is made for several features I have implemented for AI daily summaries and insights on the data

Besides this app features:

- Integration with Apple HealthKit

- PAP equipment and supplies management and reminders.

- Download of local reports.

Shipping soon as well:

Sleep Health

- optional audios and nature and landscapes sounds to help sleep.

- Scores, streaks and other metrics to help improve compliance.

For those wanting to test this out and creating a free account in the cpapdash.com I can offer temporary testing of the full AI summaries and insights, along with family sharing and event notifications. the link for the TestFlight in Apple is https://testflight.apple.com/join/2kdXeNf5

CpapDash is available in Apple Store and Google Play.

Thank you

HMS CPAP is a fully local app I have been building for my self and the community that uses a small device I built and open sourced as well to extract the SD card data out of ResMed 10 and 11 and also Lowenstein Prisma family. It supports and analyses the EDF format coming from the machines and charts all the information without any external dependencies. It also allows to write the data into a disk and out of the cpap for importing into Oscar.
Many folks asked for an integration with their current accounts in SleepHQ. Now the service will pull the session automatically and after the minute after the therapy ends, it will upload the data to the user account in SleepHQ.

For those folks that can’t install a fully running service at home I mirrored all functions of this service in a cloud at https://cpapdash.com

Source code and fully built application for Windows/Linux/RaspberryPi/Docker images are available here

https://github.com/hms-homelab/hms-cpap

Along with the firmware to build such device that connects to an ez share and extract the info automatically in this repo
https://github.com/hms-homelab/hms-mm

Repurposed a contractions counter ha dashboard into a full newborn frequency tracker. The initial app counted contractions using a repurposed locally Ring Panic button but the v2 needed more buttons so I made a 3D printed version to track em.
Iterated several times over the UI and ended up adding OLED screen and a small speaker that would listen to mqtt topics for reminders like pump of feed time
Final result is in use at home and I have come up with a home assistant Add on so it can be installed quickly.
The remote is esphome based but since I have added Baby Buddy integration and working in making it standalone and working with a fully local mobile app

I had an esp32 pulling the data over BLE from my weight scale from a while ago, and sending it to Home Assistant over MQTT, now these week I got to pull also locally from my trendmill over BLE as well and send it to MQTT, then yaml my way in a Fitness dashboard that would pull realtime from my NordickTrack t5 and using my weight pulled from the scale woul accurately calculate calorie count.

Next project is about integrating my Home Gym SCM 1148L for weight rep count and bar type.

i Got open source both projects on shmaestro.com/projects (/treadmill and /scale, among others)

It logs all things new born and my wife doesn’t need to have the app open. Added a 0.96 screen for a quick glance of the last pump and feeding scheduler and it listens from messages from the add on so I can send her messages and reminders.
3D printed the case and made a 3D printed PCB to guide the wiring
Buttons look a little wonky but is just a paper I printed on top of the cover

Update: check components and ha addon here

https://github.com/aamat09/baby-tracker-suite

https://github.com/hms-homelab/hms-baby-tracker

Still managed to work. Wires did not shifted or broke thanks god. Is sending those mqtt messages beautifully

She needed to log all things baby but hated to open HA. I just had to go and create this ugly looking dash with physical buttons for the beaful Ha Dashboard (2nd pic) and wires an esp32 c3 super mini dev board and a small lipo. Now she can't stop using it.
And the small switches haptic sounds are kind of nice to hear. MQTT my way into that newborn 👶

For more than 8 months I have been working to create a cheap device that would allow me to have my sleep data highly available for me without having to pull out the SD card from my ResMed AS10 cuz I honestly don’t have time for that. Finally came up with a nice prototype and paired it with an ez Share WiFi sd card and is being working amazingly. Posted here a while ago and received a lot of feedback and people wanting to tested it.
So what started with a bunch of wires evolved into a nice looking device.
Also released a mobile app that goes along with it so data can be downloaded into the phone automatically and added lots of info very similar to the Oscar software.
If you are looking for something like that and willing to see if this works for you checkout the app and the device at https://www.cpapdash.com. It maybe just what you need for adjusting your therapy and get better.
App has a lot of features even coupled to oximeters for data correlation. And there is also an online service u can use to see your data with a free account.
Let me know.

After a lot of back and forth I’m finally happy with this little small device that exposes my ResMed AirSense 10 CPAP sd card data in my network so I can watching it using my local service in real time.
I called it Miner & Mule and even printed a nice little enclosure for that comes with a Wife Acceptance Factor.
I have also supported a couple more of other ResMed devices and even a oxymeter.
For the community I have open sourced the app code which is Oscar based with a twist. Is able to recalculated every minute the active nightly sessions so it gives out always the best data available.
And I also mirrored the app features in an online website that includes summaries of the night insights based on private data, senior monitoring by authorized family, notifications for severe events and very detailed printable reports for the medical providers.
Personally the features I love the most is to see my therapy session live and the summaries when I wake up tho more and more I find useful the notification I get at 11pm when I forget about putting the mask. My personal device custom built firmware is also open sourced so if you like to build it yourself I have made it available.

Still testing out some variants but this looks solid already. Awaiting a custom pcb I sent for building but testing with soldered wired circuits in the meantime. This one has hinge and snap fit. Used a small piece of filament as pin

It’s has been a couple of toughs months with the birth of my 2nd son and trying to comply with insurance hours. Sometimes I just forget to use the mask.
So I thought I having my CPAP reminding me at 11pm if I’m not using it to not go to sleep without it.
Being great so far.

My wife has been logging her contractions and frequency for the last 5 days in iOS notes app. Problem is they are getting super strong and she has missed a couple logs (obviously)
So I hijacked the Ring Panic Button, unregistered from Ring’s ecosystem and added it to my local z wave network in HA. Now she uses it for pressing it for registration of the contractions it appears as journal log in a Home Assistant Dashboard

While I was up added a couple of useful features to my app for report generation into a PDF file it can be easily shared. Now i can select a start and end date or just generate the daily report. Included my ring spO2 data so it can be correlated in the report. Bad night for rest, good for productivity. Overall well balanced night