@raven I don’t use feelings. I know that Polar has ANT+ and two BT connections. Also, that zone sense won’t work, as it is proprietary tech. I was just looking for syncing stuff correctly. As far as I can tell almost all data (that I need) sync correctly except HR zones which suunto app uses to calculate TSS. One idea that I have would be following: setup TrainingPeaks to have same zones as Suunto watch/app Sync Wahoo activity to TP and SA (3rd party sync) Check TSS in TP, as it will recalculate based on its Lactate Threshold Edit the activity in SA to use TSS (Manual) and enter TP TSS number. I haven’t tried this, as I still don’t have Wahoo, but it looks like it would work, and I would have proper progress graph in SA. I know it is a bit tedious, but I was just trying to figure out is it possible to have okish data.

@snow I’ve seen this post, but this is quite an advanced way to change the language. It should still be a simple setting that can be adjusted in just a few steps within the app.

@SergioB said in Suunto app APK manual download link: @prakalejas probably an update was released by Suunto but not approved in the PlayStore yet… Same here, I think we have to wait few days.

I need this feature as well. My coach needs the data for training planning. Syncing back and forth with third-party tools is tedious and annoying. This should be a total no-brainer. All the data is already there—the Suunto app would only need to transfer it. I don’t get what the problem is here. Plenty of other providers manage to do this, too. If privacy is the issue, just let the user decide whether or not they want to sync the data.

An optional variant of this proposal is to still allow the start/stop button to be used in the “race” mode but make it work more like a rest timer. Instead of pausing the activity, which we don’t want in a race, it should record manually activated rest periods - laps marked as rest - without actually pausing recording of data or stopping elapsed time. So even if the watch was paused accidentally, no data would be lost. This would make this feature similar to Garmin’s Rest Timer available in Garmin’s Ultra Run activity type.

I am recovering from a knee operation and used my pixel watch 4 as daily driver. They use a total new gemini aproach which also can read data from health connect. Please suunto, make your trainings and data availaible for google health (https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Web-API-Development/Introducing-the-next-phase-of-the-Fitbit-Web-API/td-p/5821061) I’m currently using software that syncs Suunto with Google Health, but Suunto should be able to do this natively. Google seems to be building a new ecosystem for Android right now. Please don’t miss this opportunity to be a pioneer! Any maybe we can rename the topic to “Google health synchronization” to include all watches?

I would be interested in feature that suunto allready support on android. Reply on call by sending short predefined messages. In some cases i can’t reach phone it would be nice.

Totally agreed with you !!! Let’s propse few things here when we are with permanent display, then by night instead of dislaying the time oonly in white , let’s display it bigger but with red color effecivelly it could be great to have a secondary wach face that could be the one used during night mode, if such then I will use the the watch face DATA with a red font and with these 3 informations : current time, percentage of battery and next alarm set. for me these are teh 3 main informations that I need during the night : what time is it now ? when the alarm will wake me up ? so to be sure it is correctly set do i Have enough battery ? so to be sure the alarm will ring and will really wakle me up May be tehre are other things but for me during night it is largely enough

@sky-runner said in Generate elevation data in the app route builder from imported GPX doesn't have it: They are likely not aware of the subtle issue that GPX files without elevation They are providing incomplete data while it could be so easy for them to provide it and also they would be “responsible” for the quality of this data for events they are organising. But hey, no worries, all customers of their data will have their own elevation by their watch brand. Still not saying that Suunto should not do it, but…

@Josaiplu Yep. And like I said, I’m already very happy the suunto app shows me the minimum heart rate and not only highest or average. That’s the info I really need.

This proposal looks amazing! The Suunto Race desperately needs a feature like this. Being locked into the default screens during intervals is a real shame, so hopefully the dev team takes note and implements this soon

@Milan-Šádek only notification centre is pushed to the watch. No AI needed

@tuxbuster said in Reliable Native Live Tracking: I started a new one to keep the idea present and get it back on the radar Almost 9 years old. Looks like the idea developed stealth.

@MiniForklift I was thinking more about making that first login safer on any given device or browser. While asking additional authentication on every use of an app would surely be more secure (like with online banking), I don’t think this is really required for a service like Suunto. However MFA absolutely should be the expectation for any service handling sensitive personal information. Multifactor authentication does not necessarily mean you need to log in all the time. It just means that when you log in, you need to provide more than one “factor” of authentication. Like something you know (username & password), something you have (authenticator or hardware token) or something you are (biometric data). This is basically the only thing that stops your sensitive information from leaking when you fall victim of phishing or credential leaks. @adrian.s Some sort of U2F/Passwordless solution would absolutely be a modern way to go about this! However even some sort of MFA is better than none. And since there might be technical and business related forces driving one solution over other I figured a general MFA might be an ask that just might fly as a feature request! This is also something many Suunto competitors, like Garmin, Strava and Apple already support.

@robbier9 Cancel lap… Yes please! I truly hate this. One of most often and annoying misclicks I usually do.