Hi,
I can see that my HR data under the health monitor is usually saying ”calibrating” whereas if I go to the down menu under Health my HR is showing. Why is this, does anybody else see this behavior too?
Yes I have, I am still puzzled as to why there is suddenly two and why they seems to behave differently.
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Thank you for confirming. Hope someone from the team can provide any solution?
Mine shows the same thing:
It’s almost as if they meant to move the heart rate back into the health tab, but forgot to remove it from the health monitor. I would expect this to go away with the next app update.
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I don’t get why this is not fixed. It makes it feel like an unfinished product. Thanks for confirming also!
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I have found if you close the app and open again it seems to sort it self out for a while.
It’s unfortunate that it seems to have slipped through QA but as far as I know it’s only been like this since Monday’s release. In my experience, even if it’s a quick bug fix, it always takes at least a couple of days to fix it, QA it, get the build done, get the new release reviewed and approved by Apple, etc. I bet it’ll be fixed in the next app update.
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Yep I have seen that too but after the while the issue is back 
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What is strange is that in the past this issue has been present and I reported it and was fixed. But now is back again. Let’s hope that it gets fixed.
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Since I joined in May I have seen lots of these types of issues. Sadly I expect things to go wrong with app updates. I have seen where two updates were pushed in one day which makes no sense. Most recent was the rotate for all day HR not working with iOS26. I had to test the Beta version for work and I reported at least 3 weeks before final release that iOS26 messed this up. When iOS26 was officially released the issue was still there and took another 4 or 5 days to be fixed. Whoop had many issues right now, I know they are a small company but I think as consumers we should expect a better service.
I am still not happy with HR and HRV being reported and would prefer they address this first before moving things around the app.
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Completely agree with your priorities!
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Just for curiosity what do you use to compare HRV?
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I don’t really care what Whoop says to be honest. I am 64 and my HRV will be lower than a younger person. So whoop saying 19 is fine except for whoop using a percentage to calculate a good recovery which is a huge part of the recovery calculation. The problem using a percentage is when I move 2 or 3 points up or down it’s a 10 to 15% swing and will say “Your HRV is 11% lower hence a poor recovery” but someone who is 60 or 70 HRV has to drop 6 - 7 points to get hit with same poor recovery. And the younger generation who push 100+ needs a swing of over 10…
I find it really frustrating that in my Health Monitor I am always green on HRV because it uses a range which is the correct way to handle this.
Even though I am 64 I am very fit and in good shape, normal BMI, Blood Pressure, Cholesterol etc and my activity level is very high. I cycle 8000 to 9000 miles a year.
So to wake up almost every day with a poor recovery because of HRV swings is beyond frustrating. If Whoop doesn’t fix this I will not renew..
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How is the Amazfit if I may ask?
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Enough to probably not renew Whoop.
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I thought this issue would be solved with the latest app update. Can someone from the development team let us know why this issue is being neglected?
@ncipollo this us the same issue I raised back in June and you helped in solving it. Could you maybe help with this again?
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I don’t even show calibrating in Health Monitor anymore.
And swear when it does show a value it’s different from what is in the health tab 
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Hey @buzmay ,
Thanks for the report. I’m able to reproduce the issue you are describing as well. I’ll take a look at this with the team.
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Thanks! Let us know when you have an update please 
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