Settings entry
Premium or active-trial users open Profile/Settings and tap Connect WHOOP.
WHOOP reviewer UX artifact
MacroMate plans to integrate WHOOP as an optional Profile/Settings connection that helps Mac Chat answer relevant food-ordering and nutrition questions with recent recovery, strain, sleep, and workout context.
WHOOP is not presented as a dashboard or workout tracker. It is a quiet connection controlled from Settings and used only when it can improve Mac Chat's answer to a relevant nutrition question.
Premium or active-trial users open Profile/Settings and tap Connect WHOOP.
MacroMate explains that WHOOP data will be used to personalize Mac Chat food and nutrition answers before opening WHOOP OAuth.
The user grants permission in WHOOP. The callback exchanges the authorization code server-side; the client secret never ships in the mobile app.
Settings shows WHOOP / Connected. A manage sheet lets the user disconnect WHOOP from the same surface.
Mac uses WHOOP context for prompts like "I just had a long swim, what should I eat?" or "I slept badly, what is a good recovery meal?"
The backend fetches recent WHOOP data and builds a short summary for Mac. Raw WHOOP JSON and OAuth tokens are not sent to the model.
If the user asks a normal restaurant macro question, Mac does not need to mention WHOOP or show WHOOP-derived context.
MacroMate requests read-only WHOOP access for the data needed to make post-workout, recovery, sleep, and strain-aware food recommendations. Profile access is used only for connection/account metadata in the OAuth integration flow.
read:recovery
read:cycles
read:sleep
read:workout
read:profile
MacroMate does not request read:body_measurement, does not
write WHOOP data, and does not use WHOOP data for ads, attribution,
marketing, resale, or model training.
This WHOOP integration is planned for an upcoming MacroMate release. The release scope is deliberately small: connect in Settings, show a connected state, allow disconnect, and let Mac Chat use compact WHOOP context only when the user's question calls for it.
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