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    So, what are you going to do after Movescount closes?

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    • Brad_OlwinB Offline
      Brad_Olwin Moderator @Ramón Castañer Botella
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      @ramón-castañer-botella For me the Suunto App is perfect, what I need when I have it in my pocket. Movescount was not sufficient for my analysis and I think for a lot of individuals. So, third party sites with much more sophisticated analyses were available. Now it is trivial to sync to those partners. I see this as a win, much better than the more difficult transfers with MC (at least I often had issues and not much variety). The routing on MC was ok but I used 3rd party sites because I need slope angle shading etc. That works much better now for importing into Suunto app. I guess it depends on your perspective, I can use a PC when I need it and not when I don’t.

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        jsuarez Bronze Member @Brad_Olwin
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        @brad_olwin Why do we have to make a choice, one or the other? Correct me if I’m wrong, but with good old MC you were able to sync to some of those 3rd party services, right?

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          jsuarez Bronze Member @Ramón Castañer Botella
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          @ramón-castañer-botella Maybe 3rd party APIs are still open and those users used a bridge app such as syncmytracks or similar… who knows.

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            Ramón Castañer Botella Bronze Member @Brad_Olwin
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            @brad_olwin Yes, I see your point.

            But if you are going to buy a new watch and you would choose between two brands one of them with a complete web site analysis with beautiful graphs and the other with only mobile graphs and depending on 3rd parties, what would you choose???

            I think the answer is obvious.

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              Ramón Castañer Botella Bronze Member @jsuarez
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              @jsuarez Maybe, who knows…

              If 3rd party APIs are still open this is the solution to our problems.
              😊 😊

              I don’t think so. Perhaps there are some Movescount servers that are still working.

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                margusl @jsuarez
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                @jsuarez , APIs are still open, as far as I can tell, only app keys of Movescount mobile apps and Movesöink2 were revoked. You can browse throuh those Moves - https://www.movescount.com/groups/group2318-Suunto_Ambit_family_users - some are just manually entered, some are indeed synced by 3rd parties (like MXActivityMover) and some are from Spartans / S-line and probably synced through some older Suuntolink.

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                  sartoric Moderator @Ramón Castañer Botella
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                  @ramón-castañer-botella said in So, what are you going to do after Movescount closes?:

                  I think the answer is obvious

                  Sure.
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                    Brad_Olwin Moderator @jsuarez
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                    @jsuarez Not all that well and I always had problems with routes, on a Mac they were problematic, especially long routes. Many times they never worked and that was frustrating.

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                      freeheeler @Ramón Castañer Botella
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                        jsuarez Bronze Member @Brad_Olwin
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                        @brad_olwin Then that part clearly needed rework. No wonder you are happy with the new system.

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                          Brad_Olwin Moderator @Ramón Castañer Botella
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                          @ramón-castañer-botella said in So, what are you going to do after Movescount closes?:

                          @brad_olwin Yes, I see your point.

                          But if you are going to buy a new watch and you would choose between two brands one of them with a complete web site analysis with beautiful graphs and the other with only mobile graphs and depending on 3rd parties, what would you choose???

                          I think the answer is obvious.

                          Personally, I think the Garmin graphs are pretty useless on their web site, Coros doesn’t have a website so that leaves Polar, who doesn’t have navigation. I don’t need beautiful graphs, in fact the graphs on TrainingPeaks are not that great, but the analysis and planning are first rate. So yes, my choice is obvious and I went from an Ambit3P to a Spartan Ultra (which was a mistake) and then to the S9 baro (the latter as it is perfect for ultra marathons and SkiMo), the two sports I most commonly engage in.

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                            A Former User @jsuarez
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                            Not all needs are the same.
                            Almost only used movescount for changing setting and apps.
                            I always prefered to make cycling routes on ridewithgps and now komoot (both are said to “partner” with suunto app to have integration).
                            Regarding training analysis, material followup I did it offline with Sporttracks, but with Suunto App I discovered runalyze and it fulfil my needs. It is almost all in one.
                            Each one has different preferences and needs.

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                              Ramón Castañer Botella Bronze Member @Guest
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                              @andré-faria Of course, you can use 3rd parties or even you can download the data and use a graphic PC program (Excel for example) to do your own analysis.
                              In fact, I can translate all my Suunto apps to Excel and make whatever I want as graphs, comparison between Moves, weekly summaries, etc.
                              But it is a matter of comfort to have all this possibilities in the same web site of your watch brand. And personally I prefer a better web site that a mobile app but I understand that not everybody thinks the same thing.

                              New Suunto App has a very good point because it compares routes with the same path and put it in order by time. But I you want to look inside some of this moves individually then with the mobile app it is not comfortable. The uses of tabs in a website is be better.

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                                ollemelin Bronze Member @Brad_Olwin
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                                @brad_olwin

                                Polar offers routes to the V2. Same-ish as suunto

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                                  Brad_Olwin Moderator
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                                  @ollemelin said in So, what are you going to do after Movescount closes?:

                                  @brad_olwin

                                  Polar offers routes to the V2. Same-ish as suunto

                                  Not really, the implementation is poor. More difficult to draw, no heatmaps and more difficult to use on the watch.

                                  Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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                                    ollemelin Bronze Member @Brad_Olwin
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                                    @brad_olwin

                                    Not the same as they don’t offer it…

                                    With that said, suunto apps route planning tool is really great.

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                                      RiphRaph Bronze Member @cosme.costa
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                                      @cosmecosta True, Coros doesn’t have a web platform (though they said something on Instagram a while back which led me to think they might be developing one, which would be nice). However, the difference is that I knew this going in; I didn’t buy a watch partly in order to be able to use a specific platform only to have that platform pulled out from under me, which is what happened with Suunto.

                                      The other difference is that I’ve been a happy Stryd user for the past year or so and PowerCenter gives me a lot of the web-based analysis tools that I want, so the native platform (any platform) of my watch is less important to me than it was when I bought the Spartan. If this weren’t the case I’m pretty sure I’d have opted for Polar or Garmin rather than Coros.

                                      And yes, I’m aware that Spartan users are still better off than Ambit users. For the former, not having Movescount is merely an annoyance. For the latter it significantly impacts the functionality of the hardware. Which is even less acceptable in my view and is one of the reasons I’m not willing to throw any more money at Suunto.

                                      Formerly Spartan Sport WHR, happy Coros Vertix user since Sept. 2020

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                                        Brad_Olwin Moderator @ollemelin
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                                        @ollemelin said in So, what are you going to do after Movescount closes?:

                                        @brad_olwin

                                        Not the same as they don’t offer it…

                                        With that said, suunto apps route planning tool is really great.

                                        Correct, I was wrong and should have made that clear. Is V2 still using in house routes? My understanding is they were ceasing that and moving to 3rd parties but I have not kept up.

                                        Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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                                          juhakoo
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                                          “What I am going to do after Movescount closes?”
                                          I use Microsoft Power BI to analyze my workout and to create some nice visuals from the training data. I am quite happy with the result.

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                                            MiniForklift Platinum Member
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                                            I liked MC when it was available, but when I read that it was going to cease I pretty much stopped using it. Have just been using the SA on my iPhone since then and it’s been fine, gives me all the data I need and not much that I don’t

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