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How to connect Whoop to AI (Claude and ChatGPT)

The honest version first: Whoop does not connect to Wellness Project directly, and there is no Whoop MCP server. But Whoop already writes to Apple Health on iPhone or Google Health Connect on Android, the same hub it syncs to anyway, and Wellness Project reads that hub, structures the data, and serves it to Claude and ChatGPT over one MCP connection. The path is Whoop to Apple Health or Health Connect to Wellness Project to Claude or ChatGPT.

Max Kline, AI BiohackerReviewed by Max Kline · AI Biohacker

How the relay actually works

Let us be straight about it: there is no direct Whoop connection to Wellness Project, and there is no Whoop MCP server to add anywhere. Whoop does not ship an AI integration of its own either, so if you came looking for a switch that wires your strap straight into an assistant, that switch does not exist.

What does exist is the hub your Whoop already syncs to. On iPhone, the Whoop app can write to Apple Health. On Android, it writes to Google Health Connect. That is where your recovery, strain, sleep, and heart-rate data can already collect. Wellness Project reads that hub, structures the raw entries into a clean recovery history, and serves it to Claude and ChatGPT over a single MCP connection. The full path is Whoop to Apple Health or Health Connect to Wellness Project to Claude or ChatGPT.

Turn on the Whoop to health-hub sync first

The relay only works once the Whoop app is actually writing to your phone's health hub. This is a Whoop setting, not a Wellness Project one, and it takes about a minute.

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    Your Whoop already writes to your phone’s health hub

    On iPhone, open the Whoop app, find the Apple Health or integrations setting, and enable it, granting the categories you want shared: heart rate, heart-rate variability, sleep, and workouts. On Android, grant the Whoop app permission to write to Google Health Connect. This is the intermediary. Whoop keeps syncing your strap as it always has, and now it also deposits that data into the hub.

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    Wellness Project reads that hub

    Connect Apple Health (iPhone) or Health Connect (Android) to Wellness Project and grant read permission. From then on, whatever Whoop writes into the hub gets pulled into your Wellness Project history and structured into recovery, sleep, HRV, and heart rate you can actually query.

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    Add the MCP connector to Claude or ChatGPT

    Add the Wellness Project connector to Claude through the Model Context Protocol, or enable the plugin in ChatGPT. You do this once. Neither assistant ever touches Whoop directly; they read the structured history that arrived through the health hub.

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    Ask across your data

    Now ask real questions. Is my recovery trending down this week? Did last night’s short sleep drop my HRV the next morning? Am I stacking hard days without letting resting heart rate settle? Claude or ChatGPT reads your Whoop-sourced history against your own baseline and answers in plain language.

If the Whoop app is not writing to the hub, nothing reaches your history. That first toggle is the whole foundation, so confirm it before anything else.

A note on platforms and what crosses cleanly

On iOS the bridge is Apple Health; on Android it is Health Connect. The raw signals Whoop records tend to cross cleanly: heart rate, heart-rate variability, sleep stages and duration, and workouts. Whoop's branded composite scores, its recovery percentage and strain number, are computed inside Whoop's own model and may not write to the hub as standalone values. The inputs that produce them usually do, so an AI can reconstruct the recovery picture from HRV, resting heart rate, and sleep even when the single percentage is not present.

One naming caveat worth knowing: HRV can appear under a generic heart-rate-variability label in the hub rather than Whoop's own wording. If a metric you expect is missing, it usually means Whoop did not write that category to the hub, not that Wellness Project dropped it.

What your Whoop history answers once it arrives

Whoop lives and dies on recovery, and recovery is a trend, not a single morning. Once your HRV, resting heart rate, and sleep sit in one structured store, the questions get sharp. Is my HRV baseline drifting down over the last two weeks? Does my recovery actually track my sleep, or is something else dragging it? Did that late caffeine or hard session cost me overnight?

Because the coach reads the trend against your own baseline, it can separate a normal off-day from a real downward slide. A run of short nights, a dip in overnight HRV, and a slow climb in resting heart rate line up in one timeline instead of hiding behind a single recovery percentage, so the guidance reacts to the pattern, not the number of the day.

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Why route through the hub at all

It is fair to ask why not just read the Whoop app. The Whoop app is great at showing Whoop's own scores. What it cannot do is let an AI read across your recovery and compare it to everything else you track. The health hub is the neutral ground where Whoop's signals meet the rest of your data, and Wellness Project is the layer that turns that pile into something Claude or ChatGPT can reason about.

You keep wearing your Whoop, keep using the Whoop app, and change nothing about your routine. The relay simply gives your recovery data a second home where an AI coach can finally use it.

Put your Whoop recovery in front of an AI coach.

Sync Whoop to Apple Health or Health Connect, store it in Wellness Project, and let Claude or ChatGPT read your recovery. Free during early access.

Store data from any device →
Max Kline, AI Biohacker

Reviewed by Max Kline, AI Biohacker

Max Kline is an AI specialist advisor at Wellness Project who reviewed this page for accuracy and tone. It is general information, not medical advice.

Frequently asked questions

Does Wellness Project connect to Whoop directly?+

No. There is no direct Whoop link and no Whoop MCP server. The Whoop app writes your recovery, strain, sleep, and heart-rate data to Apple Health on iPhone or to Google Health Connect on Android, and Wellness Project reads it from that hub. The connection is real, it just runs through the health hub Whoop already syncs to rather than a Whoop-to-us pipe.

How do I connect Whoop to Apple Health?+

On iPhone, open the Whoop app, go to the settings or integrations menu, and enable the Apple Health connection. Grant the categories you want shared, such as heart rate, heart-rate variability, sleep, and workouts. Whoop then writes those metrics into Apple Health, and Wellness Project reads them from there.

What about Android and Health Connect?+

On Android, the Whoop app can write to Google Health Connect. Install Health Connect if your phone does not already have it, open the Whoop app, and grant it permission to write your recovery, sleep, and heart-rate data. Wellness Project reads the same Health Connect hub, so your Whoop data lands in your history with no direct Whoop connection.

Does my Whoop HRV show up the same way?+

Not always by the same name. Whoop computes recovery from overnight heart-rate variability, but the hub stores HRV as a generic category (for example heart-rate variability in milliseconds), and Whoop’s single recovery percentage is a proprietary score that may not cross the hub as a standalone value. The underlying HRV, resting heart rate, and sleep usually do cross, so the signals that drive recovery are readable even when the branded score is not.

Which AI can read my Whoop data?+

Claude through the Model Context Protocol connector, and ChatGPT through the plugin. You add the Wellness Project connector once, and either assistant can then read the Whoop data that reached your history through the health hub and answer questions against your own baseline.

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