| Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
|---|---|---|---|
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| NOOP-v8.2.1-ios.ipa | 2026-07-05 | 14.5 MB | |
| NOOP-v8.2.1-macos.zip | 2026-07-05 | 24.7 MB | |
| NOOP-v8.2.1.apk | 2026-07-05 | 19.2 MB | |
| NOOP v8.2.1 source code.tar.gz | 2026-07-05 | 43.4 MB | |
| NOOP v8.2.1 source code.zip | 2026-07-05 | 44.4 MB | |
| README.md | 2026-07-05 | 1.9 kB | |
| Totals: 6 Items | 146.1 MB | 446 | |
NOOP v8.2.1
A fast follow-up to 8.2.0 that fixes a rough first hour for anyone importing a WHOOP export without a strap connected, and closes a quiet data-loss risk we found while we were in there.
Update from the Releases page, AltStore, or brew upgrade as usual.
Imported data no longer disappears from Today
If you imported a WHOOP export and hadn't connected a strap yet, your Today screen could show all your scores for a while and then go blank, leaving only Stress. The cause was a day-labelling bug: WHOOP files each night under the evening you fell asleep, and we were filing it there too, so your most recent night landed under yesterday's date. Today looks for a row dated today, found nothing, and blanked the big scores.
Imports now key every night to the day you woke and read it, which is how the live strap and the rest of the app already work. If this hit you, update and re-import your export once and your history lines up correctly. This also fixes the same one-day shift in Trends for imported data.
Thanks to the report on r/NOOPApp (AlecFarr31) that pinned it with a clear screenshot.
Your imported history can't be silently purged
While tracing the above we found that the timestamp self-heal (the routine that cleans up after a strap with a bad clock) treated any day older than late 2023 as junk. That's correct for live strap data, but a multi-year WHOOP import legitimately goes back years, and a heal could delete all of it before you ever noticed.
The heal now only applies that far-past cutoff to computed rows, never to your imported history. Nobody reported losing data to this, but silent history loss isn't something we leave sitting.
Notes
- No action needed for strap users, this only affected import-without-strap.
- Journal-entry correlations still key to the export's cycle date; a small alignment follow-up is on the list.