eXciteOSA®

eXciteOSA®

Snoring and Mild Sleep Apnea

121 ratings
79 reviews
Free

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Released
April 20, 2020
Updated
October 28, 2026
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This app connects to a device that uses painless stimulation therapy to improve tongue muscle function, treating the root cause of mild obstructive sleep apnea and snoring. It tracks your progress, helps you stay focused on therapy goals, and provides sleep tips.

✓Painless stimulation therapy
✓Improves tongue muscle function
✓Tracks therapy progress
✓Customizes therapy sessions
✓Provides sleep tips
✓Bluetooth device connectivity
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What's New in eXciteOSA®

5.1.1

October 28, 2026

Fixes an issue where the app could stay on "Connecting..." and not start your therapy.

User reviews

New App disconnects device!!

ExciteOSA is a wonderful device that eliminates CPAPs for many people. Unfortunately, the company supporting it has non-existent customer service, and App developers that are beyond incompetent. This is the 2nd time an update to their App randomly disconnects the device in the middle of a session. DO NOT UPADTE TO THIS VERSION! It usually takes them many weeks to fix it, which is beyond inexcusable for a medical device company. The worst of the worst…
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App is broken

New update made me lose all my progress. Started over and app keeps quitting on my session. Frustrating and don’t know how to use it moving forward.

App is terrible

The app continues to reset my mouth piece. Why can’t it just use the initial setup and forget it. It disconnects randomly and makes me start over. Verrrry painful

Just Terrible

I was really hopeful that there’d be a solid alternative to having a cpap. This app ruins the whole thing.
1) Why does this device need to be app-dependent? Plenty of med tech can operate on its own. It’s almost irresponsible and inaccessible for there not to be a simple button on this thing to start a session.
2) If you’re going to make it app-dependent at the very least have a functioning app! This app doesn’t even do the bare minimum. Almost every time I’ve started a session so far the app has disconnected from the device towards the end. In order for the session to count, they want you to start all over! It’s so frustrating.
3) The customer service just isn’t there. This company went with the latest chatbot scam to offer unhelpful answers and then forwards the request to a person who may get to you the next day.

It really is a shame that a promising piece of technology that was well researched fell apart at scale like this. I’d say I’m glad I didn’t have to pay out of pocket but this is a waste of VA funds too.
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Device Works. App is Bad

After 10 months of therapy the mild to moderate sleep apnea is virtually gone. Sleep scores are consistently good and I can’t remember the last time I awoke with that feeling of gasping for air, it’s been months.

My only complaint is the app experience is totally at odds with my experience with the device. I’m not getting any glitches or issues anymore but it’s just such a subpar app relative to today’s standards. It has the feel of apps that are connected with companies barely making it and not able to afford real progress and refinement. Or alternatively, just don’t care about client experience at all. It’s a shame because the device seems to have real value. I hope this changes for the better in the future. Would be great if the app was a positive attribute and not an impediment.

An example of poor quality is the reaction time feedback test. I have yet to make it to the end of a test without it stopping responding to tapping on green. Works for some time then gets less and less responsive, then just doesn’t respond at all. I keep hoping it will work till the end because it is fun and might supply some useful feedback, but no such luck.
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FAQ

What is eXciteOSA® used for?

eXciteOSA® is used to treat the root cause of mild obstructive sleep apnea and snoring through painless muscle stimulation therapy. The companion app helps manage and track your therapy sessions.

How does eXciteOSA® work?

The eXciteOSA® device improves tongue muscle function via stimulation, preventing airway collapse during sleep. The app connects via Bluetooth to activate and customize these therapy sessions.

What is the therapy schedule for eXciteOSA®?

Initially, the device is worn for twenty minutes a day, once a day, for six weeks. Thereafter, it is used twice a week.

Does eXciteOSA® require a prescription?

The provided data does not specify if a prescription is required for the eXciteOSA® device. However, it is described as a medical treatment for sleep apnea and snoring.

What countries is the eXciteOSA® device available in?

The eXciteOSA® device is available in the United States, UK, Canada, European Union countries, and Australia.

What platforms does the eXciteOSA® app support?

The eXciteOSA® app is supported on iPhones, as indicated by the 'iphone' entry in the supported devices list.

How often is the eXciteOSA® app updated?

The latest version of the eXciteOSA® app is 5.1.1, last updated on October 28, 2026. This suggests a relatively infrequent update cycle.

What is the user sentiment for eXciteOSA®?

The app has a rating of 2.3 stars from 115 ratings, which indicates that user sentiment is generally mixed to negative.