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Metric reference

Generated from the metric registry, which is the single source of truth shared by the tracking table, the API, the correlation engine and the AI tools. Registry version 2, 59 metrics.

id is the canonical field name. It is what you pass to any tool that takes a metric, and what appears as a key in stored day data.

Core

Fields you fill in yourself, in the tracking table or by voice.

id Type Unit Analytical role Description
date date Calendar date of the entry
wakeAt7am binary behavior (habits) Woke up by 7am (yes/no)
reading30min binary behavior (habits) Read for at least 30 minutes (yes/no)
takeVitamins binary behavior (habits) Took daily vitamins/supplements (yes/no)
weight number lbs outcome (fitness) Body weight in pounds (lbs)
pushUps number reps outcome (fitness) Number of push-ups completed
sitUps number reps Number of sit-ups completed
oneMileRun time MM:SS Time to run one mile (MM:SS format)
stairsClimbed number flights Number of floors/flights of stairs climbed
workoutSession select Type of workout or activity status for the day
breakfast text What was eaten for breakfast
lunch text What was eaten for lunch
dinner text What was eaten for dinner
snacks text Snacks eaten throughout the day
healthyEating select Self-assessment of overall eating quality for the day

WHOOP

Pulled from WHOOP on a schedule. Present only when the integration is connected.

id Type Unit Analytical role Description
whoopRecovery number % outcome (whoop) WHOOP Recovery score (0-100%). Green 67+, Yellow 34-66, Red <34. Indicates body readiness to perform.
whoopHrv number ms outcome (whoop) Heart rate variability in milliseconds (rmssd). Higher = better recovery and lower stress.
whoopSleep number % outcome (whoop) Sleep performance percentage. 100% = full sleep need met.
whoopStrain number both (whoop) Daily strain score (0-21). Light 0-9, Moderate 10-13, Hard 14-17, All-out 18+.
whoopRhr number bpm outcome (whoop) Resting heart rate in bpm measured during sleep. Lower trending = improving cardiovascular fitness.
whoopDeepSleep number hours Hours of slow-wave (deep) sleep. Critical for physical recovery and muscle repair.
whoopCalories number kcal Total calories burned for the day including BMR and activity.
whoopSleepEfficiency number % Sleep efficiency - percentage of time in bed actually spent sleeping. >85% is good.
whoopDisturbances number Number of sleep disturbances detected. Lower = better sleep quality.
whoopSpo2 number % Blood oxygen saturation percentage. Normal is 95-100%. Drops can indicate illness.
whoopRespRate number breaths/min Respiratory rate during sleep (breaths/min). Elevated can indicate illness or stress.
whoopRemSleep number hours Hours of REM sleep. Critical for cognitive recovery, memory consolidation, and emotional processing.
whoopLightSleep number hours Hours of light sleep (stages 1-2). Transition sleep important for overall rest architecture.
whoopSleepCycles number Number of complete sleep cycles (each ~90 min). 4-6 cycles is optimal for full restoration.
whoopSkinTemp number °C outcome (whoop) Skin temperature during sleep. Deviation above personal baseline often precedes illness by a day or two.
whoopAvgHr number bpm Average heart rate across the whole day, workouts included. Rising at constant strain suggests overreaching or illness.
whoopMaxHr number bpm Highest heart rate reached during the day, including efforts never logged as a workout.
whoopTimeInBed number hours Total hours spent in bed, asleep or not. Compare against sleep hours to see time lost to restlessness.
whoopAwakeTime number min Minutes spent awake between falling asleep and getting up. Under 20 is settled; over 40 suggests a disrupted night.
whoopSleepConsistency number % behavior (whoop) How closely bed and wake times matched the recent pattern. Circadian regularity predicts next-day recovery about as strongly as duration does.
whoopSleepNeed number hours WHOOP's calculated sleep requirement for the night: personal baseline plus what recent debt, strain, and naps add to it.
whoopSleepDebt number min both (whoop) Accumulated sleep shortfall carried into the night, in minutes of extra sleep owed.
whoopBedtime time Local clock time the wearer fell asleep (HH:MM, 24-hour).
whoopWakeTime time Local clock time the wearer woke (HH:MM, 24-hour).
whoopNapTime number min Total minutes napped during the day, excluded from night-sleep stage totals.
whoopNapCount number Number of naps recorded during the day.
whoopWeight number lbs Body weight as recorded on the WHOOP profile, in pounds. Independent of the manually tracked weight column.
whoopWorkouts list Per-session workout detail: sport, start time, duration, strain, heart rate, calories, distance, and HR zone split.
whoopWorkoutCount number Number of workouts recorded by WHOOP during the day.
whoopWorkoutTime number min behavior (fitness) Total minutes of recorded workout time across all sessions.
whoopWorkoutDistance number mi Total distance covered across recorded workouts, in miles.
whoopCalibrating binary Set while WHOOP is still establishing the wearer's baseline, which makes that day's recovery score provisional rather than measured.
whoopSleepNoData number min Minutes of the night the strap recorded nothing (taken off, or a sensor dropout). Every sleep-stage total is understated by this much.
whoopZone1 number min Minutes in HR Zone 1 (50-60% max HR). Recovery/warm-up zone.
whoopZone2 number min Minutes in HR Zone 2 (60-70% max HR). Fat-burning/base aerobic zone.
whoopZone3 number min Minutes in HR Zone 3 (70-80% max HR). Aerobic/tempo zone.
whoopZone4 number min Minutes in HR Zone 4 (80-90% max HR). Threshold/anaerobic zone.
whoopZone5 number min Minutes in HR Zone 5 (90-100% max HR). Max effort/VO2max zone.

AI-enriched nutrition

Derived from your logged meals by the nightly enrichment pass.

id Type Unit Analytical role Description
mealQualityScore number behavior (nutrition) AI-estimated meal quality score for the day.
mealProteinEst number g behavior (nutrition) AI-estimated protein intake from logged meals.
mealUltraProcessed binary behavior (nutrition) AI-detected ultra-processed eating day (yes/no).

Derived

Computed from other fields. These have no column in the table, but they are first-class metrics for analysis.

id Type Unit Analytical role Description
_exercise binary behavior (fitness) Derived: any exercise happened (workout logged or reps done).
_healthyEating number behavior (nutrition) Derived: manual eating-quality rating as ordinal 0/1/2.
_sleepHours number hours behavior (whoop) Derived: total sleep hours from WHOOP sleep stages.

Correlation catalog

Of those metrics, 16 form the daily correlation catalog — the set the nightly engine tests against each other, and the set get_daily_features returns when you do not name specific metrics.

id Label Domain Role
wakeAt7am 7am wake habits behavior, binary
reading30min Reading habits behavior, binary
takeVitamins Vitamins habits behavior, binary
_exercise Exercise fitness behavior, binary
weight Weight fitness outcome
pushUps Push-ups fitness outcome
_healthyEating Eating quality (manual) nutrition behavior
mealQualityScore Meal quality (AI) nutrition behavior
mealProteinEst Protein intake nutrition behavior
mealUltraProcessed Ultra-processed eating nutrition behavior, binary
_sleepHours Sleep hours whoop behavior
whoopStrain Strain whoop both
whoopRecovery Recovery whoop outcome
whoopHrv HRV whoop outcome
whoopRhr Resting HR whoop outcome
whoopSleep Sleep performance whoop outcome

Aliases

Tools that take a metric name accept aliases as well as canonical ids, so hrv resolves to whoopHrv and push-ups to pushUps. Custom columns you create are matched fuzzily by label and description.

Canonical id Accepted aliases
wakeAt7am 7am, wake, wake7am, wakeat7am
reading30min read, reading, reading30min
takeVitamins takevitamins, vitamin, vitamins
weight weight
pushUps push ups, push-ups, pushups
sitUps sit ups, sit-ups, situps
oneMileRun mile, miletime, onemilerun
stairsClimbed stairs, stairsclimbed
workoutSession exercise, workout, workoutsession
healthyEating eating, healthy eating, healthyeating
whoopRecovery recovery
whoopHrv hrv
whoopSleep sleepperf, sleepperformance
whoopStrain strain
whoopRhr restingheartrate, rhr
whoopDeepSleep deepsleep
whoopCalories calories
whoopSleepEfficiency sleepefficiency
whoopDisturbances disturbances
whoopSpo2 bloodoxygen, spo2
whoopRespRate respiratoryrate, resprate
whoopRemSleep rem, remsleep
whoopLightSleep lightsleep
whoopSleepCycles sleepcycles
whoopSkinTemp skintemp, skintemperature, temperature
whoopAvgHr averageheartrate, avghr
whoopMaxHr maxheartrate, maxhr, peakhr
whoopTimeInBed inbed, timeinbed
whoopAwakeTime awaketime, timeawake, wakeaftersleeponset
whoopSleepConsistency consistency, sleepconsistency
whoopSleepNeed neededsleep, sleepneed
whoopSleepDebt debt, sleepdebt
whoopBedtime bedtime, sleepstart, wenttobed
whoopWakeTime sleepend, waketime, wokeup
whoopNapTime napminutes, naptime
whoopNapCount napcount, naps
whoopWeight strapweight, whoopweight
whoopWorkouts whoopworkouts, workouts
whoopWorkoutCount sessions, workoutcount
whoopWorkoutTime trainingtime, workouttime
whoopWorkoutDistance distance, workoutdistance
whoopCalibrating calibrating, usercalibrating
whoopSleepNoData nodata, sleepgap, sleepnodata
whoopZone1 zone1
whoopZone2 zone2
whoopZone3 zone3
whoopZone4 zone4
whoopZone5 zone5
mealQualityScore mealquality
mealProteinEst protein, proteinintake
mealUltraProcessed ultraprocessed