Oura says 82. Whoop says 61. A year on your finger and you still can't say eighty‑two what. Hand Ori the recovery screen you already get each morning — it reads any device, scores today against your own baseline (your par), and gives you the one call that actually matters.
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However you get your data out — a screenshot, an export, a dashboard you half-built — your history should stay yours. When a subscription lapses, the paywall shouldn't close around your own mornings. We're building the clean export; want it first?
Hand it the recovery screen you already get from Whoop, Oura, or Apple Health each morning — the living orb reads it against your own baseline and hands you the verdict, not another dashboard to squint at.
Ori reads only what you hand it, on your own machine. Your baseline is yours — we don't need it, and we don't take it.
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Ori — the only teammate that tells you to rest.
Tap a morning below — I'll read it against your own par, not a stranger's.
A screenshot, a paste, or a synced number — Ori reads any of them. Par is your own ~90-day usual; today is scored only against that, and the orb takes its colour from where you land.
This is how you get the most out of Oriya: you hand it one screenshot. Ori reads it, drafts your day, shows where you stand in colour, and lines up your squad — and it shows its work, every step.
{ "handed_in": "Whoop 82%",
"second_read": "Oura 61" }No new hardware. No manual entry. Drop the recovery screen you already get every morning — or sync the device directly. Oriya reads it, scores it against your own baseline, and puts you on a board with people on every other device.
Drop the recovery screen you already get every morning
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The scan line lifts the score straight off your recovery screen, the device handicap fires, and a Whoop 83 collapses to one honest number — scored against your own par, not the raw stat. Works on a red morning too; Ori reads the number, it never shames it.
Not a dashboard to interpret — a call. "Train hard" or "ease off," and the one reason why, measured against your own 30-day line. Directional, never diagnostic; Ori nudges, it never plays doctor.
Oura, Whoop, Garmin, Apple — Ori reads only what you hand it, into one baseline. It never writes back to your device, and you can revoke any of it in one tap.
We're building for the morning Ori tells you to rest — before you talk yourself into another hard session.
Ori learns your baseline from the one thing you wear, then tells you where today lands — par, above, or under. One scale for every brand means you and friends on different devices share a board; switch brands and your par follows you. Here's the science.
Four private languages — Readiness, Recovery %, Body Battery, and (since Apple ships none) one Ori computes. Oriya lands whichever you wear on the same 0–100 scale, then scores it against your own par.
Comparing a Whoop score to an Oura score directly is like mixing Celsius and Fahrenheit — and no one can honestly convert one into the other. So Oriya doesn't. Every device lands on one scale, then you're ranked against your own 90-day baseline — your par.
Each device measures recovery differently, and the brands don't publish their formulas — so no one can honestly convert between them. On your first screenshot, before Oriya knows your baseline, a rough per-device placeholder gets you on the board. After ~14 days, your number is a percentile inside your own 90 days.
| Device · native | Raw | Oriya |
|---|---|---|
| Oura · Readiness | 82 | 82 |
| Whoop · Recovery | 83 | 75 |
| Garmin · Body Batt. | 71 | 67 |
| Samsung · Energy | 80 | 72 |
| Apple · HRV-derived* | — | 79 |
Oura 82 and Whoop 83 look like a tie — they aren't. *Apple ships no native score; Oriya computes one from Apple Health (HRV, resting HR, sleep).
One essay a week on wearables, recovery, and the psychology of the morning number.
Season 1 is invite-only — SF and NYC. Bring your crew onto one board, everyone ranked against the only bar that matters: their own par.
Meet the wearable power-users near you. Your squad competes on who beat their own par by the most this week — so elite genetics can't coast to the win. When a sponsor or founder puts up a pot, the winning side splits it. Free to enter, no buy-in.
Opens SaturdayFounders own the schedule. Operators run the machine. Who actually recovers better? Beat your own usual by more than your side beats theirs — that's the win.
No cash pot yet — the board is the prize this season. Sample board, illustrative.
The morning check used to be private and forgettable. Now my whole box shows up for it — recovery finally became the thing we talk about.— Coach, Eastside Barbell
Invite-only, and free for Season 1. The morning you're in, your first squad is already waiting.
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Coach a gym, lead a run club, captain a founder crew? Every tracker in the room lands on one own-par leaderboard — nobody's raw score, everyone against their own baseline, so the fittest can't coast to the win and no one drops out feeling rigged. You bring the room; a founder shows up in person to run it.
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