Sloane Labs
Comparison, Team wearable programme

Sloane Labs and Whoop Unite.

Whoop Unite is a team programme built around Whoop devices, giving organisations a group view of recovery and strain. Sloane reads Whoop data too, and adds calendar and team-tool signals with individual coaching. The two are complementary, not competing.

Side by side

CapabilityWhoop UniteSloane Labs
Team wearable rolloutCoreNot applicable
Recovery and strain dataCoreRead directly, late beta
Calendar and meeting signalNoYes
Team-tool metadataNoYes, Slack and Teams metadata only
Personal baseline over timeTrend graphs14 to 30 day rolling baseline
Individual coaching suggestionsNoYes
Group-level view for leadersAggregate wearable metricsAnonymised, multi-signal patterns
Execution authorityNoNo, always asks first

When to choose Whoop Unite

Choose Whoop Unite if you want to roll out Whoop devices across a team and see group recovery trends from the wearable alone.

When to choose Sloane Labs

Choose Sloane if you want the wearable data connected to calendar and team-tool context, with private coaching for individuals and anonymised patterns for leaders.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sloane Labs a replacement for Whoop Unite?
Not always. Whoop Unite organises wearable rollout and reporting for teams already using Whoop hardware. Sloane is a software layer that can read that same data, combine it with work signals, and offer coaching to each person while keeping leader views anonymised. Many teams run both, for different reasons.
When should I choose Whoop Unite?
Choose Whoop Unite if you want to roll out Whoop devices across a team and see group recovery trends from the wearable alone.
When should I choose Sloane Labs?
Choose Sloane if you want the wearable data connected to calendar and team-tool context, with private coaching for individuals and anonymised patterns for leaders.
Can Sloane Labs integrate with Whoop Unite?
In many cases, yes. Whoop Unite may continue to provide surveys, reviews or benefits while Sloane offers private coaching from wearable and work signals. The two can serve different purposes.