Whoop's subscription model is a sticking point for a lot of users. An open-source app is now offering a way to keep using the ...

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The Whoop band and Apple Watch take very different approaches to health tracking. A few things Whoop does have no equivalent ...

Whether you work out daily or you’ve been trying to kick-start the habit, a fitness tracker is a great way to enhance your exercise routine. While we’ve tested plenty of fitness trackers, over the ...

Whoop vs. Fitbit Air: I've tested both trackers for health and fitness, and this model wins ...

I've tested the Whoop 4 band and new AI coach for the past few weeks. Here's my experience and who I think should use it. Taylor Leamey wrote about all things wellness for CNET, specializing in mental ...

I was once a Division 1 college wrestler, and while my days of wind sprints and power cleans are behind me, I still take pride in being a fitness fanatic. Admittedly, staying in shape has become more ...

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Update: Whoop now integrates with Apple Health. The feature wasn't live during our testing, so we've updated the text to reflect its inclusion. Recently, some wearables have started to place a heavier ...

Someone built an open-source Whoop app that doesn't require you to pay a monthly subscription ...