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AirBridge
FirmwareRecord AirSense 10 data on a local accessory
AirBridge runs on an external ESP32 board connected to the AirSense 10 accessory port. It shows live readings and sleep reports in a browser; a microSD-equipped board also records EDF files and exports them to a network share. You need a supported board and the documented UART wiring, with the correct power supply.
The firmware also exposes therapy controls, treatment settings and ResMed firmware flashing. Use the recording route without changing prescribed settings; this is a DIY data accessory, not a clinical monitor.
- Get your data without pulling the SD card
- Read your data without ResMed's cloud
- See your full night, not just a score
- Use your readings in other apps and automations
- Local EDF recording
- Browser reports and waveforms
- Network-share export
- Optional SleepHQ export
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