Lately, I’ve noticed that screenless wearable devices like Whoop are becoming popular in Vietnam. If you buy a Whoop or Oura ring to track your health, you might check the app for the first few months—then forget about it entirely, leaving the wristband running in the background, silently collecting data that no one ever looks at again. @sleepagotchi taps into exactly this underutilized stream of data. Sync your Whoop, Oura, or Apple Watch to the app; Sleep Coach analyzes the raw sensor data instead of waiting for users to manually input information, uncovering nights where you slept long enough but with poor quality—something even the wearer didn’t notice. The Wellness Agent combines this with dietary data to pinpoint specific health gaps. Then, the Meal Planner and Shopping Agent turn those gaps into real orders. Turns out, expensive wearables only become truly valuable when layered with an agent that can interpret their data—instead of sitting idle on your wrist as mere decoration.