DreamMapper

Philips Respironics

About this app

Achieving a great night’s sleep with CPAP therapy happens when you take an active role in your own therapy. That means being in tune with how your therapy and equipment are performing – and how they should be performing – from night to night. DreamMapper is a mobile and web application that keeps you actively informed about your previous night’s therapy – with information like mask fit and therapy hours – so you know you are getting what’s needed for the great night’s sleep you deserve.
DreamMapper provides all of the following:
• Bluetooth® data transfer from your Philips PAP;
• Daily feedback about your treatment and your therapy results;
• Personalize your treatment management by setting alerts and personal goals;
• Find the answers to your questions through a rich content including informational videos and guides;
• Receive notifications about your therapy and your DreamMapper compatible equipment;

Learn more about DreamMapper and the Philips devices it supports at www.dreammapper.com.

Philips CPAP devices treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) so that you can sleep better at night and be more active during the day.

Part of the Dream Family
DreamMapper is part of the Dream Family from Philips Respironics. The Dream Family offers innovative, comprehensive sleep therapy technology like:
• DreamWear: It looks different because it is different. The ingenious open-face design provides exceptional comfort with an optimal fit, easy freedom of movement and the ability to choose your most comfortable sleep position. DreamWear is User-friendly in every possible way.
• DreamStation: Embrace your care with confidence with our most innovative obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) technology. With easy-to-navigate menus, remote diagnostics, a sleek, compact profile and incredibly quiet operation, DreamStation helps make it simple to start, customize and continue your OSA therapy.
• DreamStation Go: Whether you’re traveling for business or venturing out on the vacation of a lifetime, DreamStation Go provides an easy, reliable and portable PAP experience for users who refuse to compromise.

Philips DreamMapper has access to the following permissions:

Location
Approximate location (network-based): This is to set up Bluetooth communication. A location is required to acquire the pair.

Photos/Media/Files
Read the contents of your USB storage: This is needed to access the scanned and stored image that the camera takes of the Device Serial Number (DSN).

Storage
Read the contents of your USB storage: This is a way to access the DSN image that might be stored on the SD card (some Androids devices store images to the SD card). This is the default behavior when you ask for the Photo/Media/Files access.

Camera
Take pictures and videos: Used to scan the DSN.

Other reasons
Receive data from Internet: DreamMapper needs to communicate with its Data Center.
View network connections: Wi-Fi setup as well as the need for DreamMapper to communicate with its Data Center.
Pair with Bluetooth devices: First-time connection to another Bluetooth device.
Access Bluetooth settings: First-time connection to another Bluetooth device.
Full network access: DreamMapper needs to communicate with its Data Center.
Prevent device from sleeping: Prevents the phone from “going to sleep” while playing videos.

Ratings and reviews

The in-app notifications last about 0.25 seconds on screen to read. You cannot bring them back. I can never read them. This is the absolute crappiest app in my drawer. Data transfers from therapy device are interrupted if the app loses focus for a moment, like if the screen goes dark - and doesn't offer to keep it on for you. The data transfers take several minutes EACH TIME. And repeat from the beginning if interrupted. I hate Phillips

It's a good app. I wish it gave me greater functional access to the device. I dislike all the times it makes me sign into the app and how it doesn't seem to want to auto-sync with my device without me prompting it by opening the app. I'd prefer that sync happen in background processing when the phone is within Bluetooth range of my CPAP.

When it's working, the app helps me self-monitor my sleep. Periodically, every several months, the app simply stops working. Recently, I uninstalled the app and reinstalled . the PlayStore. I had to do that several times over a 2 day period before a new install worked again- I hope. Since my last review, app performance deteriorated. App was not meant to help CPAP patients self-monitor their sleep. Think I'm just going to forget app use. If someone is truly wrong, someone will contact me.

What's new

• Content updates – United States only.
• Android 14 support.
• Defect fixes and minor enhancements