OpenWhoop

OpenWhoop is project that allows you to download heart rate data directly from your Whoop4.0 device without Whoop subscription or Whoops servers, making data your own.

How to Run?

First you need to copy .env.example into .env and then scan until you find your Whoop device:

cp .env.example .env
cargo run -r -- scan

After you find your device:

On linux copy its address to .env under WHOOP,

On macos copy its name to .env under WHOOP,

After that you can download data from your whoop by running:

cargo run -r -- download-history

If you are using macos you should

Importing data to python

If you want to import heart rate data into python you can use following code:

import pandas as pd
import os

QUERY = "SELECT time, bpm from heart_rate"
PREFIX = "sqlite:///" # This is prefix if you are working in same dir as `.env` if you are working in `notebooks/` change to `sqlite:///../`
DATABASE_URL = os.getenv("DATABASE_URL").replace("sqlite://", PREFIX) 
df = pd.read_sql(QUERY, DATABASE_URL)

TODO:

• Sleep detection, for most of things like strain, recovery, HRV, etc..., I have been able to reverse engineer calculations, but I need reverse engineer sleep detection and activity detection before they can be automatically calculated
• Mobile/Desktop app
• Sp02 readings
• Temperature readings