@Woodster said: So the main purpose of this setting is to save power I assume ( like some brands have a an “every 1min” GPS logging rate ) ? I think it’s just Suunto’s method for smoothing out the GNSS trace and, maybe secondary, to regulate activity distance. Suunto watches used to produce a very “raw” looking trace prior to software version 2.39.20. And, in my experience, this contributed to exaggerated activity distance since Suunto relies heavily on this trace for distance totals. My guess as to why this setting exists in the debug menu is that it was used by testers to help determine the best distance threshold to balance smoothing and distance accuracy. Obviously the setting is not meant for the average user. And I don’t think it contributes to any power savings as the watch needs to track GNSS position continuously to determine when it reaches the set threshold. It also has no effect on other activity data (HR, altitude, pace, power, etc.) that continue to be tracked at one second intervals.

@Manuel-Extreme Done!

I also got the answer today, I guess there was some issue in processing requests

@kurtpenter This is nice. Thanks! I’ve recently been doing all my workout planning in Intervals.icu as it has better Suunto support than Final Surge, which I used previously. So all my workouts are stored there now, but this is really nice! I’ll give this a try.

@johann.fuehrer said: ohann.fuehrer Silver Members 20 minutes ago @Fabrice-Angeli Hello, I just can confirm, that RubiTrack “6” which is on version 6.3.7 still does not sync my activities… @johann.fuehrer Thank you, Johann. That’s very interesting information. rubiTrack support told me that a new version 6.3.7 for macOS was released/updated three days ago and that it fixes a problem caused by a recent change on the Suunto server side. Your experience seems to suggest that the issue may not be fully resolved, even with this latest version. Hopefully someone from Suunto will be able to clarify what changed on their side. Best regards, Fabrice

I’ve contacted the developers. Unfortunately they don’t see much demand for an integration with Suunto, so they put it onto their backlog. I don’t see any change anytime soon.

I started getting this error too.

@Karnal1 yes, that’s the way we generate FIT files, auxilary data added when it exist/change, not constantly. Maybe some interpolation would be better for practical use, but it’s beyond the scope of changes I can afford.

@gorthaur_the_bad mapy.cz is the best map application, but it has now been renamed to mapy.com

When Garmin acquired Firstbeat in 2020, it did not immediately terminate existing contracts. It allowed them to run their course, but gradually stopped development for competitors and licensing new metrics to third parties. We can expect a very similar scenario. We’ll see, really curious to see how this develops.

@matsbnjmn can you pm me a workout id , some identified so we can check this ?

@pavel.samokha I can confirm this is now working. Thank you! I create a new thread for the remaining issue.

@Jaakers said: yes, but that’s the question in this tread: when will it be native supported by suunto. generally, there is no “roadmap” for people to see on what Suunto is working on. Your requested feature might show up in the next update, or it may never show up at all, or anywhere in between.

@iikeli said: @Bogdan1921 through Strava currently. But I would love to see proper partnership. As in, automatically syncing activities to Oura, and from Oura. I don’t really manually track dog walks, but it’s nice that Oura automatically notices them and I can track them that way. But even bigger pro would be to get Ouras sleep data to Suunto app. Don’t really like to sleep with the watch on as the ring is so much more comfortable and gives better data. (At least for someone with wrist tattoos). Hell, just create a proper integration to Apple Health and also pull data from there instead just pushing to it. Oura integrates directly w Training Peaks and Runalyze and both do a better job of presenting long term trends for sleep, hrv, and HR data than the actual Oura app. After the Runalyze revamp, I think it’s the best out there. Only missing planned workouts.

@Beardkowski Did you revoke permission for suunto in your old strava account? (settings -> my apps)

Perhaps someone can also tell me the “read” and “write” settings for Apple Health. I’ve installed a fitness tracker app that can read workout data from the Apple Watch and save it. This data is then automatically displayed in the Suunto app. That’s really all I want.

@kentm said: about 7 hours ago @Matt-Freeman Same issue here — accepted to the Partner Program, invite link led to password setup, then “Unauthorized Request”. Emailed partners@suunto.com twice in late April 2026 still with no response. I just sent a new request today. Could an admin please delete the pending invitation and re-trigger a fresh one? Happy to activate within 48h once received. @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos — any update on whether re-sending invites for stuck accounts is working now? Thanks, Kent asking