Whoop introduces Humans social network requiring a verified heartbeat

Whoop members can now share their wearable data on a new social network named Humans, which functions similarly to Instagram Stories. Users can make their metrics, activities, and achievements visible to other wearers, post photo updates with captions, and interact with friends through comments and reactions. According to CEO Will Ahmed, the platform is designed to be completely free of automated accounts, bots, and artificial intelligence. Every account on the network belongs to a real person verified by a heartbeat through their fitness tracker. Users maintain control over their privacy by selecting which metrics—such as Recovery, Strain, Sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate—they wish to share. The app also includes options to keep posts private and a Stealth Mode for temporarily hiding performance data.