Acceptable Use Policy

1. Use NOOP for yourself, lawfully

NOOP is a free, open-source app that reads your own wearable over Bluetooth and analyses the data on your device. Use it for your own health and wellbeing, and keep within the law where you live. NOOP is not a medical device and gives no medical advice. Do not rely on it for diagnosis or treatment.

2. Do not misrepresent NOOP

NOOP is an independent, open-source project run by a small team. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to WHOOP or Oura. Do not present NOOP as an official WHOOP or Oura product, do not imply any partnership or endorsement, and do not use it in a way that confuses people about who makes it. WHOOP and Oura are the trademarks of their respective owners.

3. Respect the licence

The source code is released under the PolyForm Noncommercial licence. That means you may use, study, modify, and share it for non-commercial purposes. You may not sell NOOP or use it commercially, you may not strip out the copyright or licence notices, and you may not pass the work off as your own. If you build on it, keep the notices intact and make clear what is yours and what is ours.

4. Do not abuse the infrastructure

The project runs on shared infrastructure: the code repositories, the mirror, and the issue tracker. Do not flood them with spam, run automated abuse against them, or try to disrupt, overload, or break them. Use the issue tracker for genuine bug reports and discussion, not for advertising or harassment.

5. Do not surveil other people

NOOP is for your own data. Do not use it to monitor, track, or collect data about another person without their clear consent. Reading someone else's wearable or health data without permission is not acceptable use, whatever the law technically allows.

6. What happens if you break these rules

We may remove abusive content and block access to the project infrastructure for anyone who ignores these rules. We keep this short on purpose. Act in good faith and you will never run into it.