Recovery-Based Scheduling
Your calendar should know
how you slept.
You wear a $300 ring or strap that tracks every heartbeat. Then you open your calendar and schedule the same day regardless. Body Agent closes that gap — automatically.
The data graveyard problem
“Health and fitness data is useless. Knowing our step count won't change our behavior.”
— TechCrunch
“Wearables were ineffective by themselves at changing health outcomes and human behavior.”
— PMC research
“What exactly am I supposed to do with this stuff aside from adding to all my other navel-gazing metrics?”
— Garmin Forums
The gap between tracking data and acting on it is where every wearable fails. Body Agent bridges it by connecting directly to your calendar.
How recovery-based scheduling works
Wearable fires overnight
WHOOP or Oura calculates your recovery, sleep quality, and HRV while you sleep. Body Agent picks it up automatically.
Agent reads your calendar
Checks today's meetings, open slots, and behavior schedule. Cross-references with your recovery score.
Calendar restructured
Low recovery? Morning protected with holds. Meetings rescheduled. Behaviors adjusted. You wake up with a plan.
Your calendar, restructured by recovery
Recovery 34%. The agent protects your morning, moves meetings to the afternoon, and schedules recovery behaviors.
What the agent does on a low recovery day
Morning protection
Creates calendar holds from wake time through late morning. No meetings, no pressure. Recovery first.
Emails attendees automatically
Sends reschedule requests via Gmail with Calendly links. Attendees pick new times without back-and-forth.
Behavior scheduling
Fills open slots with recovery-appropriate behaviors — light walks, meditation, stretching. Intensity matches your capacity.
Pre-event nudges
5-45 minutes before each behavior: a text reminder. After: a check-in with Done/Skip buttons. Accountability without friction.
What an autonomous reschedule looks like
Your calendar, powered by your body.
Connect your wearable and Google Calendar. The agent handles the rest.