Hey everyone,
I’ve been trying to set up an Airtable to track my health stats. The problem is, I can’t figure out how to get my Whoop data into it automatically each day. It’s driving me nuts!
I’ve looked into tools like Zapier, Make, and n8n, but none of them seem to have a direct connection to Whoop. Has anyone found a workaround or another method to make this happen?
I really want to keep all my health info in one place without having to manually input it every day. Any ideas or tips would be super helpful!
Thanks in advance for your help!
hey mate, i had the same issue. what worked for me was using the whoop web app to export my data as a CSV file. then i set up a simple script to parse that file and upload it to airtable using their API. it’s not fully automatic, but it only takes a minute each day. lemme know if u want more details on how to set it up!
I’ve found a solution that might work for you. Instead of relying on third-party automation tools, I’ve been using Whoop’s API directly. It’s a bit more technical, but it gives you full control over your data.
Here’s the gist: I wrote a small Python script that runs daily on my computer. It connects to the Whoop API, fetches my latest stats, and then uses Airtable’s API to update my table. The script is scheduled to run automatically each morning.
The initial setup takes some coding knowledge, but once it’s running, it’s completely hands-off. Plus, you’re not limited by the constraints of services like IFTTT or Zapier.
If you’re comfortable with a bit of programming, this approach gives you the most flexibility and reliability in my experience.
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I’ve actually been tackling this exact problem recently! After some trial and error, I found a solution that works pretty well. Here’s what I did:
I set up an IFTTT applet that connects my Whoop account to a Google Sheet. It automatically logs my daily stats there. Then, I used Zapier to create a zap that monitors that Google Sheet for new entries and pushes them into my Airtable.
It’s not a direct Whoop-to-Airtable connection, but it gets the job done. The IFTTT part is free, and Zapier has a free tier that should work for this unless you’re syncing a ton of data.
One thing to watch out for: sometimes the IFTTT sync can be a bit delayed, so your Airtable might not update instantly. But for daily tracking, it’s been reliable enough for me.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you need any more details on setting it up.
Can you share the script with me please 
I am trying to do that..