Sleep Apnea. Last night, your numbers, and the mornings after.
Sleep apnea shows up the next morning — headaches, fog, the toll of broken nights. Leo's Sleep Apnea hub keeps last night's sleep, your morning headaches, and your CPAP/BiPAP numbers in one place, without pretending to be a device integration.
Your numbers, where your sleep already lives.
Last night's sleep comes from your existing sleep records. You jot your machine hours and AHI in the notes of that sleep entry, and the hub surfaces the most recent value — no separate form, and honestly no device sync.
A morning-headache card counts the mornings this week you woke with one — a common apnea signal that's easy to lose track of.
Sleep, machine numbers, and morning signs.
Last night
Total sleep hours pulled from your existing sleep records.
CPAP / BiPAP
Note your hours and AHI in the sleep entry; the most recent value surfaces on the hub. No device sync — just your numbers, kept together.
Morning headaches
How many mornings this week you woke with a headache — a frequent apnea signal.
Symptoms & flares
A 9-symptom apnea set — snoring, witnessed pauses, gasping, dry mouth — plus flare logging.
Labs
CBC, CMP, thyroid and lipid come pinned, with trends and reference ranges.
What ships in the Sleep Apnea hub.
Leo tracks. It doesn't diagnose.
Sleep apnea is diagnosed by a clinician with a sleep study, and AHI is a clinical measure — Leo has no screener, doesn't measure breathing, and makes no claim about whether you have it.
CPAP/BiPAP numbers are whatever you type from your machine; Leo doesn't connect to the device. Everything is descriptive and on-device-first.
Sleep and the mornings after, on the record.
Last-night sleep, morning-headache trends, and your CPAP/BiPAP numbers kept with your sleep — organized for the conversation with your sleep specialist.