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Has anyone found a good fitness metrics watch that is more open source (no monthly fee)? Oura looks new with no monthly subscription fee. It looks like horribl
by dillondoyle 6y ago
Has anyone found a good fitness metrics watch that is more open source (no monthly fee)?
Oura looks new with no monthly subscription fee. It looks like horrible to wear for serious sport though.
I have Whoop but will cancel the monthly fee once my intro period is over.
But Whoop would be worth it for me if instead it would be a flat price own outright + they allow 3p access to all the data not just heart rate.
The whoop in theory is great but it doesn't capture my sport's 'strain' well and the heart rate lags my treadmill band. I can't verify the sleep but it seems to be more accurate at least measuring my interruptions. But if it was flat rate not $30 a month i think it would be good enough.
- obenn 6y agoIn development: https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/ https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/
- dillondoyle 6y agointeresting thanks - though these things always look like cool ideas and render but never get made! I wonder if anyone has tried to read and see if the whoop bluetooth data beyond heart rate is decipherable. might be a cool way for me to learn something (or try to). i also have a climbing board controlled by bluetooth i wanted to see if i could 'hack'