Whoop | Diversity Employer
We believe that every individual has an inner potential that can be enhanced through continuous monitoring. As such we’ve built a system across hardware, software, and analytics designed to collect and analyze the most important data on the human body. Today, WHOOP is fortunate to monitor professional athletes, the military, aspirational fitness enthusiasts, Fortune 500 CEOs, executives, doctors, construction workers, and more. The common theme across our population? The desire to improve and perform at a higher level.
Core Values
- UNLOCK HUMAN PERFORMANCE
- HIGH INTENSITY AND HIGH HUMILITY
- RESEARCH AND DESIGN
- RESPECT
- UNCOMFORTABLE PACE
- FOCUS
- TRANSPARENT AND LOYAL
OUR MISSION
Unlock Human Performance
We believe everyone has an inner potential. A potential to perform at their highest level. We believe this potential can be harnessed by uncovering secrets your body is trying to tell you.
As humans, we wander through life with remarkably little information on how our bodies are performing. As my co-founder John used to say, “I can predict the weather next week, I know detailed health and performance metrics of my computer, but I don’t know when I’m going to get sick or how hard I should workout today.” Why are you tired, sick, injured, fatigued? What sequence of actions (or lack thereof) led to that state? Conversely, why are you peaking physically, alert, primed…in the flow state? How can you get back there? Stay there?
I grew up loving sports and exercise. Many of my childhood heroes were athletes. I was recruited to Harvard and became Captain of the Men’s Varsity Squash Team. As a D1 athlete, I was amazed by how little I knew about my body. I would train for 3 hours a day with my teammates without knowing what gains I made, I was surrounded by athletes, myself included, who overtrained, misinterpreted fitness peaks, underestimated recovery and sleep, and got injured. Being prepared for game day often seemed… random.
I became inspired by a simple idea: Humans, especially athletes, could optimize their daily performance. Optimizing performance was not a random sequence of events and decisions, but rather a systematic approach to understanding your body.
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