Support
We are here
to help.
NOOP is an open project with an active community behind it. Questions get answered, bugs get fixed, and releases land constantly, the latest is v7.7.0. Here is where to ask, how to report a problem in one tap, and which things are working exactly as intended.
Where to get help
Pick the right door.
A question, an idea, a confirmed bug and a quiet word all have a natural home. Posting in the right place gets you a faster, better answer, and keeps the project tidy for everyone else.
GitHub Discussions
Questions, "is this a bug?", and feature ideas. The first place to ask. If something turns out to be a real, reproducible bug, we will move it to an issue together.
Ask a question →Open a new issue
For a reproducible bug with a clear set of steps. Best paired with a Test Centre report (below), which pre-fills the issue for you so we have what we need to fix it.
Report a bug →The wiki
FAQ, Troubleshooting, and the live WHOOP 5.0 / MG support status. A lot of questions are already answered here, so it is worth a look first.
Read the wiki →Reddit & Discord
The community. r/NOOPApp and the Discord are where people share setups, swap tips, talk through results and help each other out day to day.
Join the community →Email the team
For anything that does not fit a public thread, a private matter, a press question, or a quiet word. We read every message.
Talk to the team →Read the source
NOOP is open. Browse the code, follow the releases, watch the issues and pull requests, or send one of your own. Nothing here is a black box.
Open on GitHub →Report a bug in one tap
A bug is diagnosed from a log you export.
NOOP runs entirely on your own device, so there is no server or account for the team to peek at. Everything we need is in a log only you can produce. Since v7.3 the in-app Test Centre does exactly that, in one tap, and hands you a clean report to post yourself.
Update first
Get on the latest version. It is the fastest fix of all, your bug may already be gone, and it makes any report accurate.
Open the Test Centre
Go to Settings > Test Centre. It is the diagnostics hub built into the app.
Pick the mode
Choose the test mode that matches your problem, so the log captures exactly the right signals.
Reproduce it
Make the problem happen while the mode is running. The Test Centre records what it sees, on-device.
Export and report
Tap Export and Report to GitHub. You get one redacted zip, and a pre-filled issue opens for you to post.
The modes, matched to your problem
Pick the one that fits. Each captures the streams that matter for that symptom, and nothing it does not need.
Your privacy, through the whole flow
Nothing leaves your device on its own.
Expected, not bugs
A few things work this way on purpose.
These come up often, and none of them is a fault. They are honest limits of the hardware, or of being open about our methods. Knowing them up front saves you a report and us a reply.
No SpO2 on WHOOP 5.0 / MG
The strap never sends a calibrated blood-oxygen percentage over Bluetooth. Rather than invent a number, NOOP shows none. An absent SpO2 is the honest answer, not a missing feature.
No recovery from a generic strap
A Polar, Wahoo or generic chest strap is live heart rate only. Recovery and sleep need a WHOOP's overnight data, so those scores stay blank on a band that cannot provide them.
Numbers will not match WHOOP
Different measurement windows, and our methods are open, published approximations. NOOP tracks in the same direction as the official app, but it will not match number for number, and that is by design.
If something is genuinely off rather than one of these, the Test Centre flow above is the quickest route to a fix. NOOP is an independent project and is not affiliated with WHOOP or Oura.
Still reading?
Two more places that answer almost everything.
The FAQ covers the common questions in plain English. The wiki goes deeper, with Troubleshooting and the live WHOOP 5.0 / MG status. Between them, most things are already sorted.
Or write to thenoopapp@gmail.com. NOOP is open, free forever, and not affiliated with WHOOP or Oura.