Whoop health tracker’s new AI and doctor-on-demand features

Stop, maker! Whoop 5.0 fitness tracker without screenannounced Friday that it is expanding its members’ experience by connecting your health data to the real world. Soon, all Whoop memberships will include AI-focused features and a slew of other updates, including one that connects you with doctors on demand.

The screen-free Whoop collects data like your sleep, daily physical activity, recovery, stress, and overall health. Now, the company is expanding its membership experience by connecting your personalized insights with more actionable features.

Whoop will connect you with real-life doctors

Starting this summer, access to doctors will be available to US members on the Whoop app and will include live, on-demand video consultations with licensed doctors. They will have access to the member’s health data collected by their Whoop device, as well as their medical history and any available blood test results.

HealthXa digital database that securely collects health records in one place, also partners with Whoop to serve as a hub for syncing all your electronic health records. With the new third-party partnership expected to keep medical records, it is unclear what steps Whoop plans to take to ensure customer privacy remains confidential. but, Healthix states Members can modify or revoke access at any time.

How Whoop AI works

New AI features aimed at further personalizing the membership experience include My Memory and proactive check-ins. My Memory is designed to serve as a space where members can edit their goals and information that may impact their daily lives, allowing Whoop’s AI insights and coaching to adapt based on life circumstances, such as welcoming a new baby.

Proactive check-ins serve as a guide to recommend adjustments to your sleep or training plan based on upcoming events. For example, if you are going to travel.

Additional Whoop Updates

Other updates you can expect include an automatic workout detection mode and a strength training feature that tracks your personal best. Additionally, there is a more accurate heart rate tracker for both workouts and daily activity.

The journal feature in Whoop has also undergone a slight change and now allows you to record any changes in your behaviours, new supplements and life changes either through text or audio. This is also where Whoop’s AI feature can make suggestions based on the information you enter into your diary, letting you know which habits may help or hinder your recovery.