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Oh interesting. I stand corrected then! I'd guess 2 things: 1) From the less-than-stellar quality of Whoop's app, their data is probably differently formatted
by kine 6y ago
Oh interesting. I stand corrected then!
I'd guess 2 things:
1) From the less-than-stellar quality of Whoop's app, their data is probably differently formatted and they don't want to bother
2) They want you to stay in their app and use their algos to manage your health data as opposed to Apple's, which they can't control.
- saagarjha 6y agoYou can actually integrate with Health while still also showing it in your app. Health is like a database of sorts which you can choose to add your data to or access from yoUr app. (Similar to HomeKit, actually.)
- kine 6y agoRight, what I'm saying is that Whoop should, but doesn't. I don't really want to export my data, transform it for Apple's Health APIs and then re-import it. I want Whoop to do that for me. I'd use their App and Apple Health.
- MDWolinski 6y agoYou should reach out to Whoop and request they sync their data with Apple Health. This isn't an Apple issue, this is a Whoop issue. The more users who request it, hopefully, the more they'll see the need. Also, to counter one of your arguments above, Apple Health doesn't do a lot of analysis on third party data short of showing it in charts, so there is still value to using Whoops app for that aspect of it. As an example, my scale is Whithings, my bed had a Beautyrest Sleeptracker both of these services consume and contribute to Apple Health.
- roblitterst 6y agoThis is definitely a common complaint with WHOOP! Looking into the reviews for the WHOOP 3.0 the biggest piece of negative feedback I could find is the lack of integration with Apple Health. Seems like this is a bridge they'll have to cross eventually.