How recovered are you?
Charge
Your overnight recovery, led by heart-rate variability against your own rolling baseline, plus resting heart rate, last night's rest and a skin-temperature flag.
0 to 100The app · A guided tour
NOOP reads your WHOOP or Oura over Bluetooth and turns it into something you actually want to open every morning. Three daily scores, every number explained, your sleep, your trends, your coach. All computed on your own device, all yours.
Three questions, answered daily
Every NOOP day comes down to three numbers, each on a 0 to 100 scale, each read from your own heart rate, HRV and motion and computed on your device using open, published sport science. They aim at the same questions WHOOP answers, with our own honest, documented maths.
How recovered are you?
Your overnight recovery, led by heart-rate variability against your own rolling baseline, plus resting heart rate, last night's rest and a skin-temperature flag.
0 to 100How hard did your heart work?
Your day's cardiovascular load, built from heart-rate-reserve zones on a logarithmic scale. Easy days sit low, and an all-out day near 100 stays genuinely rare.
0 to 100How restorative was your sleep?
A composite over each staged night: how long you slept against your own need, how efficiently, how much was deep and REM, and how consistent your timing was.
0 to 100The whole app
From the morning's Today screen to the depth behind More, an explained score and a restful night. Every pixel rendered from your own band, on your own device.




Today
Open NOOP and the header reads the time of day, dawn through dusk, behind your three rings. Charge, Effort and Rest sit up top; below them, the cards you choose: Stress, Fitness Age, Vitality, HRV, resting heart rate and more.
Depth
Behind Today is a real app. Tap More and you find the depth: a live session view, retroactive workouts, your health records, a Lab Book for notes, Stress, Breathe, Intervals and a Compare tool. Insight engines that genuinely interrogate your data, not just paint a chart.
Am I recovered? Did I push hard enough? Was that sleep any good? NOOP answers all three from your own band, on your own device, without a subscription and without sending a single reading to a server.
No black box
Every score opens up. Charge shows you the drivers that shaped it: HRV against baseline, resting heart rate, sleep quality, respiration and skin temperature, each with its points and a plain reason like "above baseline, supporting recovery". Nothing is hidden behind a brand.
These are independent approximations of published methods, not WHOOP's private algorithms, and NOOP is not a medical device. Read the science.
Sleep and rest
NOOP stages each offloaded night into wake, light, deep and REM from your motion, heart rate and respiration, then rolls it into your Rest score. Duration against your own sleep need does the heavy lifting, with efficiency, restorative share and consistency on top.
Sleep stages are honest approximations, around 65 to 73% epoch agreement against the research ceiling. Deep sleep is the weakest estimate, and we say so.

Optional · Bring your own key
The AI Coach is the single opt-in feature that can reach the network, and it is off until you switch it on with your own API key. Ask it a question and it sends a short text summary of your recent metrics to the provider you choose. Nothing else in the app ever touches the network, and your raw data never does.
NOOP runs on Mac, Android and iPhone, speaks to your WHOOP and your Oura, and does every calculation on the device in your hand. There is no server to breach because there is no server.
One screen you own
Today, your depth menu, an explained score, a staged night and your settings. The same app, all on your device, never on a server.
Get NOOP
Mac, Android and iPhone. No store account, no card, no catch. The latest release is v7.7.0.
Universal app, Apple silicon and Intel
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iOS guideNOOP is an independent project and is not affiliated with WHOOP or Oura. Not a medical device.