Recovery, compared.

WHOOP wants you to buy a band. Oura wants you to buy a ring. Kreev just needs the Apple Watch you're already wearing.

What recovery actually costs

Hardware + subscription for your first year. No hidden fees.

Kreev
Announced at launch
Oura
~$371
WHOOP
~$569

Kreev: pricing announced at launch — no hardware required. Oura: Ring 4 ~$299 + $5.99/mo. WHOOP: Band ~$219 + $349/yr membership.

How Kreev stacks up

Feature Kreev WHOOP Oura
Hardware Cost $0 ~$219 ~$299
Monthly Cost Announced at launch $29/mo $5.99/mo
Recovery Score
Personal Baseline (Z-Score)
Algorithm Transparency Published Black box Black box
AI-Powered Insights Daily narrative Coaching tips Basic summaries
Additional Hardware None — Apple Watch WHOOP band required Oura Ring required
Data Privacy Named vendors Standard policy Standard policy
Commitment Cancel anytime 12-month minimum Cancel anytime
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Why people switch to Kreev

Your Baseline, Not Theirs

WHOOP and Oura compare you to population averages. Kreev uses Z-score statistics against your own historical data. An elite athlete at 42 bpm and a weekend jogger at 72 bpm both get accurate, meaningful scores.

We Show Our Math

Other platforms give you a number and ask you to trust it. Kreev publishes its scoring methodology and explains every score with a plain-language AI narrative. No black boxes.

No Hardware to Buy

WHOOP costs $219+ for a band. Oura costs $299+ for a ring. Kreev costs nothing extra — it uses the Apple Watch sensors you already have. Pricing announced at launch.

Detailed comparisons

See how Kreev stacks up against each platform, feature by feature.

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without the price tag?

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