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The same questions keep coming up on Discord and in issues, so I added an FAQ page to the site, linked from the home page.
It covers:
how to install and update
why recovery waits 14 nights before it shows a score
why imported WHOOP history doesn't count toward those 14 nights
what to do when a band says connected but sends nothing. on a 5.0 or MG: forget the band, take it off until the green light goes out, tap until it flashes blue, then pair again
moving to a new phone without losing data
Summary by Sourcery
Provide users with a centralized FAQ and make it accessible throughout the site.
New Features:
Add a standalone FAQ page covering installation, updates, pairing, syncing, recovery baselines, data imports, phone migration, and privacy.
Enhancements:
Improve documentation discoverability by linking the FAQ from the home page navigation and footer.
Clarify the default status of anonymous crash reporting in the privacy policy.
Documentation:
Document common setup, troubleshooting, scoring, data management, and privacy questions for Edge users.
Chores:
Add the FAQ page to the site sitemap.
PR Type
Documentation
Description
Add new docs/faq.html page covering common user questions
Topics include install/update, pairing, 14-night baseline, data import, phone migration
Link FAQ from site nav header and footer in index.html
Add FAQ URL to sitemap.xml
Diagram Walkthrough
flowchart LR
faq["docs/faq.html\n(new FAQ page)"]
index["docs/index.html"]
sitemap["docs/sitemap.xml"]
index -- "nav + footer link" --> faq
sitemap -- "new URL entry" --> faq
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Documentation
faq.html
New FAQ page for common user questions
docs/faq.html
New standalone FAQ page with sections: Getting Started, Pairing and Syncing, Scores, Your Data
Covers install/update, Play Protect warning, build verification, pairing reset steps, 14-night baseline rationale, WHOOP import caveat, phone migration, and data privacy
Includes site header nav and footer consistent with other docs pages
Added an FAQ covering installation, updates, TestFlight access, pairing and syncing, scoring, imports, backups, data sharing, and release verification.
Added FAQ links to the site navigation and footer, and included the page in the sitemap.
Clarified that anonymous diagnostics are off by default, require user consent to enable, and stop when turned off. Store releases do not collect diagnostics, which exclude health data.
Adds a static, internally linked FAQ page with detailed installation, pairing, scoring, data-management, and privacy guidance, and exposes it through the home page and sitemap.
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Adds a standalone FAQ page documenting installation, updates, pairing, scoring, imports, privacy, and device migration workflows.
Documents TestFlight and APK installation and update paths, build verification, and Play Protect warnings.
Provides band re-pairing steps and guidance about official WHOOP app conflicts and background syncing.
Explains the 14-night Edge baseline and why imported WHOOP history does not count toward it.
Documents data import, backup/restore, new-phone migration, and when data leaves the device.
docs/faq.html
Makes the FAQ discoverable from the site's navigation and footer.
Adds FAQ links to the home page header and footer.
docs/index.html
Publishes the FAQ URL in the site's sitemap.
Adds faq.html to the XML sitemap.
docs/sitemap.xml
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The change adds an FAQ page covering installation, pairing, syncing, recovery scoring, imports, backups, and data sharing. The site navigation and sitemap link to the page. The privacy page updates its diagnostics collection disclosure.
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Publish FAQ content and add site links docs/faq.html, docs/index.html, docs/sitemap.xml
The FAQ page covers installation, pairing, syncing, recovery baselines, imports, backups, and data sharing. The site navigation and sitemap link to the page.
The privacy page says diagnostics are off by default and start when “Crash reports” is enabled in Settings › Privacy. It states that disabling the setting stops further collection.
OpenStrap/edge#641: The FAQ describes pairing steps for WHOOP bands that relate to the pairing behavior changed in this PR.
OpenStrap/edge#617: The FAQ documents backup and restore, which relates to the restore merge path changed in this PR.
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The new FAQ documents setup and data transfers. No merge-blocking issue was found in the checked guidance.
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The FAQ states "Edge learns your personal baseline from its own measurements, which takes about 14 nights of wear." Per AGENTS.md §4.1, the project has a hard rule against fabricating or overstating metric confidence. If the actual baseline window is configurable, adaptive, or differs from exactly 14 nights in the code, this static claim will mislead users and contradict the app's own behavior (e.g., showing a score earlier or later). Verify the hardcoded "14 nights" matches the actual threshold in the derivation engine before publishing.
<p>Edge learns your personal baseline from its own measurements, which takes about
14 nights of wear. Until then, recovery stays empty instead of showing a number it
can't stand behind.</p>
The FAQ states a NOOP export "brings in its recorded sensor data, which Edge then scores itself." If the import path for NOOP data does not actually feed into the baseline derivation pipeline (analogous to the stated reason WHOOP history is excluded from the 14-night baseline), this claim is inconsistent with the WHOOP import explanation on the same page. Confirm whether NOOP-imported sensor data does or does not count toward the baseline, and make both answers consistent.
<h3>Can I import my WHOOP or NOOP data?</h3><p>Yes, from <strong>Profile → More settings → Export, backup, import → Import a file</strong>.
A WHOOP data export brings in your daily recovery, sleep and strain. A NOOP export
brings in its recorded sensor data, which Edge then scores itself.</p>
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Hey - I've found 5 issues
Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="docs/faq.html"line_range="103-105" />
<code_context>
+ new phone, import it there, then pair your band again.</p>++ <h3>Does my data leave my phone?</h3>
+ <p>No, unless you choose to send it, for example to Apple Health or Health Connect, an
+ AI coach you set up, or an issue report. The <a href="privacy.html">privacy policy</a>+ has the detail.</p>++ </main>
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Automatic diagnostics are undisclosed**
When a user installs the Android APK from GitHub Releases and leaves diagnostics enabled, gitHub APK users have anonymous diagnostics enabled by default, so the FAQ's unqualified “No” incorrectly tells them that nothing leaves the phone unless they choose to send it.
Clarify that health data stays on-device, while GitHub releases send anonymous diagnostics by default, and link to the privacy details.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="docs/faq.html"line_range="103-105" />
<code_context>
+ new phone, import it there, then pair your band again.</p>++ <h3>Does my data leave my phone?</h3>
+ <p>No, unless you choose to send it, for example to Apple Health or Health Connect, an
+ AI coach you set up, or an issue report. The <a href="privacy.html">privacy policy</a>+ has the detail.</p>++ </main>
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Barcode lookups aren't disclosed**
When a user scans a barcode with lookup still at its default setting, a user scans a barcode on a fresh install, `offLookupAllowed` defaults to true and sends the code to Open Food Facts; the answer omits this default-on request, so users are told their data stays on the phone unless they choose to send it without being told that scanning transmits the barcode.
Mention that scanning a barcode sends it to Open Food Facts by default, and explain where to disable lookup.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="docs/faq.html"line_range="61" />
<code_context>
+ <ol>
+ <li>Forget the band in Edge and in your phone's Bluetooth settings.</li>+ <li>Take the band off your wrist and wait for the green light to go off.</li>+ <li>Tap the top of the band firmly until it flashes blue (pairing mode).</li>+ <li>Pair again from Edge.</li>+ </ol>
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**WHOOP 4.0 pairing steps fail**
When a WHOOP 4.0 owner follows the troubleshooting steps, the green-light and blue-flash pairing procedure is specified for 5.0 and MG, so a 4.0 owner cannot use the stated pairing step and remains unable to resolve the connection problem.
Distinguish the pairing instructions by band model and provide the correct procedure for WHOOP 4.0.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="docs/faq.html"line_range="93" />
<code_context>
+ <h2>Your data</h2>
++ <h3>Can I import my WHOOP or NOOP data?</h3>
+ <p>Yes, from <strong>Profile → More settings → Export, backup, import → Import a file</strong>.
+ A WHOOP data export brings in your daily recovery, sleep and strain. A NOOP export+ brings in its recorded sensor data, which Edge then scores itself.</p>
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Import instructions point to missing menu**
When a user follows the FAQ instructions to import a file, the Profile screen no longer has a “More settings” entry, so users cannot follow the stated route to “Import a file.”
Update the FAQ route to match the current Profile screen.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="docs/faq.html"line_range="53" />
<code_context>
+ <h3>How can I check a build is the real one?</h3>
+ <p>Releases are built by GitHub Actions from the tagged source and published on the
+ <a href="https://github.com/OpenStrap/edge/releases">releases page</a>, which lists a+ checksum for each file. Only install builds from there or from the TestFlight link above.</p>++ <h2>Pairing and syncing</h2>
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Release checksum is missing**
When a user tries to verify a downloaded release build, a user following the verification instructions finds no checksum for the release assets: `.github/workflows/build.yml:240-244` publishes the APK without generating or attaching one, so the advertised integrity check cannot be performed.
Generate and publish checksums for the downloadable release assets, or remove the claim that the releases page lists them.
</issue_to_address>
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🟡 Medium · Automatic diagnostics are undisclosed
When a user installs the Android APK from GitHub Releases and leaves diagnostics enabled, gitHub APK users have anonymous diagnostics enabled by default, so the FAQ's unqualified “No” incorrectly tells them that nothing leaves the phone unless they choose to send it.
Clarify that health data stays on-device, while GitHub releases send anonymous diagnostics by default, and link to the privacy details.
Prompt for AI agents
In `docs/faq.html` at lines 103-105:
**Automatic diagnostics are undisclosed**
When a user installs the Android APK from GitHub Releases and leaves diagnostics enabled, gitHub APK users have anonymous diagnostics enabled by default, so the FAQ's unqualified “No” incorrectly tells them that nothing leaves the phone unless they choose to send it.
Clarify that health data stays on-device, while GitHub releases send anonymous diagnostics by default, and link to the privacy details.
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🟡 Medium · Barcode lookups aren't disclosed
When a user scans a barcode with lookup still at its default setting, a user scans a barcode on a fresh install, offLookupAllowed defaults to true and sends the code to Open Food Facts; the answer omits this default-on request, so users are told their data stays on the phone unless they choose to send it without being told that scanning transmits the barcode.
Mention that scanning a barcode sends it to Open Food Facts by default, and explain where to disable lookup.
Prompt for AI agents
In `docs/faq.html` at lines 103-105:
**Barcode lookups aren't disclosed**
When a user scans a barcode with lookup still at its default setting, a user scans a barcode on a fresh install, `offLookupAllowed` defaults to true and sends the code to Open Food Facts; the answer omits this default-on request, so users are told their data stays on the phone unless they choose to send it without being told that scanning transmits the barcode.
Mention that scanning a barcode sends it to Open Food Facts by default, and explain where to disable lookup.
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🟡 Medium · WHOOP 4.0 pairing steps fail
When a WHOOP 4.0 owner follows the troubleshooting steps, the green-light and blue-flash pairing procedure is specified for 5.0 and MG, so a 4.0 owner cannot use the stated pairing step and remains unable to resolve the connection problem.
Distinguish the pairing instructions by band model and provide the correct procedure for WHOOP 4.0.
Prompt for AI agents
In `docs/faq.html` at line 61:
**WHOOP 4.0 pairing steps fail**
When a WHOOP 4.0 owner follows the troubleshooting steps, the green-light and blue-flash pairing procedure is specified for 5.0 and MG, so a 4.0 owner cannot use the stated pairing step and remains unable to resolve the connection problem.
Distinguish the pairing instructions by band model and provide the correct procedure for WHOOP 4.0.
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🟡 Medium · Import instructions point to missing menu
When a user follows the FAQ instructions to import a file, the Profile screen no longer has a “More settings” entry, so users cannot follow the stated route to “Import a file.”
Update the FAQ route to match the current Profile screen.
Prompt for AI agents
In `docs/faq.html` at line 93:
**Import instructions point to missing menu**
When a user follows the FAQ instructions to import a file, the Profile screen no longer has a “More settings” entry, so users cannot follow the stated route to “Import a file.”
Update the FAQ route to match the current Profile screen.
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🟡 Medium · Release checksum is missing
When a user tries to verify a downloaded release build, a user following the verification instructions finds no checksum for the release assets: .github/workflows/build.yml:240-244 publishes the APK without generating or attaching one, so the advertised integrity check cannot be performed.
Generate and publish checksums for the downloadable release assets, or remove the claim that the releases page lists them.
Prompt for AI agents
In `docs/faq.html` at line 53:
**Release checksum is missing**
When a user tries to verify a downloaded release build, a user following the verification instructions finds no checksum for the release assets: `.github/workflows/build.yml:240-244` publishes the APK without generating or attaching one, so the advertised integrity check cannot be performed.
Generate and publish checksums for the downloadable release assets, or remove the claim that the releases page lists them.
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Review comments at @docs/faq.html:
- Line 37: Update the iPhone TestFlight guidance in the FAQ to explain that
users can open Edge in TestFlight and tap Update, or enable automatic updates;
do not imply updates always install automatically.
- Around line 99-100: Update the backup instructions around “Export, backup,
import” to clarify that the database export does not include the profile stored
in shared preferences, including age, height, and weight; tell users to record
their profile and settings and re-enter them on the new phone.
- Line 93: Update the import navigation path in the FAQ paragraph to read
Profile → Export and backup → Import a file, replacing the outdated intermediate
labels.
- Around line 102-103: Update the answer under “Does my data leave my phone?” to
clarify that health data stays on the phone unless the user chooses to send it,
and disclose that opted-in sideload builds check for updates by default on
launch or resume, sending the client IP and request time; mention the setting
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
rg -n -C 3 'update.?check|check.?update|auto.?update|update.*enabled|latest.*version|version.*check|updateUrl' lib | head -260
Repository: OpenStrap/edge
Length of output: 5779
Script executed:
set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- app_state update-check references ---'
rg -n -C 12 -F -e 'updateChecksEnabled' -e '_kUpdateChecks' -e 'kSideloadOtaEnabled' -e 'checkForUpdates' -e 'updateCheck' lib/state/app_state.dart lib | head -420
printf'%s\n''--- endpoint and request consumers ---'
rg -n -C 10 -i 'latest_build|latest_version|apk_url|update.*endpoint|endpoint.*update|/api/|app.?status|version.?check' lib docs pubspec.yaml | head -420
printf'%s\n''--- settings control ---'
sed -n '500,590p' lib/ui2/profile/settings.dart
rg -n -C 12 -i 'check for updates|update checks|updateChecks|last.*check|sideload' lib/ui2 lib/state lib | head -320
printf'%s\n''--- FAQ context ---'
nl -ba docs/faq.html | sed -n '90,112p'
Repository: OpenStrap/edge
Length of output: 42024
Script executed:
set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- refresh callers and lifecycle ---'
rg -n -C 18 -F 'refreshAppStatus(' lib --glob '*.dart'printf'%s\n''--- update row rendering and disclosure ---'
rg -n -C 18 -F -e 'showUpdateChecks' -e 'updateChecks' -e 'sees your IP' -e 'when you open the app' lib/ui2/profile/settings.dart
printf'%s\n''--- build configuration ---'
rg -n -C 8 -F -e 'ENABLE_SIDELOAD_OTA' -e 'kSideloadOtaEnabled'. --glob '!build/**' --glob '!node_modules/**'
Repository: OpenStrap/edge
Length of output: 30710
Disclose automatic update checks for opted-in sideload builds.
Only builds compiled with ENABLE_SIDELOAD_OTA=true perform this check. In those builds, the check is enabled by default and can send an unauthenticated request on launch or resume. The request exposes the client IP and request time without a separate send action. Limit this answer to health data, or disclose the update check and its setting.
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Review comment at @docs/faq.html around lines 102 - 103:
Update the answer under “Does my data leave my phone?” to clarify that health
data stays on the phone unless the user chooses to send it, and disclose that
opted-in sideload builds check for updates by default on launch or resume,
sending the client IP and request time; mention the setting that controls this
check.
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… backup has no profile
the import lives under profile, export and backup now. crash reports and
barcode lookups are the two things besides user-chosen exports that can
go off the phone, and a backup carries the data but not the profile or
settings.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/faq.html:
- Around line 108-110: Update the privacy-control paths in the FAQ so crash
reports are identified as Profile → Settings → Privacy → Crash reports and
online barcode lookup as Profile → Settings → Privacy → Look barcodes up online.
- Line 65: Update the report path in the FAQ paragraph to include Privacy
between Settings and Report an issue, matching the app’s navigation path.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Add Privacy to the report path.
The app places Report an issue under Profile → Settings → Privacy. The current path stops at Settings, so users may not find the report action. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @docs/faq.html at line 65:
Update the report path in the FAQ paragraph to include Privacy between Settings
and Report an issue, matching the app’s navigation path.
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Correct the privacy-control paths.
The app places both Crash reports and Look barcodes up online under Settings → Privacy. Document them as Profile → Settings → Privacy → Crash reports and Profile → Settings → Privacy → Look barcodes up online. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @docs/faq.html around lines 108 - 110:
Update the privacy-control paths in the FAQ so crash reports are identified as
Profile → Settings → Privacy → Crash reports and online barcode lookup as
Profile → Settings → Privacy → Look barcodes up online.
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The same questions keep coming up on Discord and in issues, so I added an FAQ page to the site, linked from the home page.
It covers:
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Provide users with a centralized FAQ and make it accessible throughout the site.
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PR Type
Documentation
Description
Add new
docs/faq.htmlpage covering common user questionsTopics include install/update, pairing, 14-night baseline, data import, phone migration
Link FAQ from site nav header and footer in
index.htmlAdd FAQ URL to
sitemap.xmlDiagram Walkthrough
File Walkthrough
faq.html
New FAQ page for common user questionsdocs/faq.html
Syncing, Scores, Your Data
pairing reset steps, 14-night baseline rationale, WHOOP import caveat,
phone migration, and data privacy
index.html
Link FAQ from home page nav and footerdocs/index.html
sitemap.xml
Add FAQ URL to sitemapdocs/sitemap.xml
https://openstrap.site/faq.htmlentry to the sitemapSummary by CodeRabbit