[Inspiration] Share your app ideas

[Egika]

@cpinky said in [Inspiration] Share your app ideas:

@peringmar HR Broadcast would be amazing, but I feel like its probably a hardware limitation

newer watches don’t have a hardware limitation for this function

[assaf1007]

Few ideas around HeartRate:

1. Apnea trainng (co2/o2 tables) : Log HR while practice. see how strong your Diving reflex is (When stressed, it should be weak) try to figure contranctions via HR etc. (Note - when HRV will be available it will boost accuracy) compare to history for trend.

2. Box breathing relaxation : study how Box breathin influences your HR, adjust to your best setup via the HR results… (lowest HR ==> better strees, parasympathetic nervous system more active etc.) Result may be a visual guage that moves somewhere between “Fight or flight” to “rest and digest”

[Tomas5]

@suuntopartnerteam Thank you for response

[Francesco Pagano]

How about a HRV app to record HRV readings from the watch, and have more data to sync to Suunto App for recovery analysis?

[EzioAuditore]

@Egika say waaat? I believe I do have a couple of newer models

[Ecki D.]

said in [Inspiration] Share your app ideas:

I am thinking about building a SuuntoPlus app for MTB that shows some trail-specific metrics during a ride, for example:

climb / descent detection

vertical speed and gradient

downhill segments (duration, vertical drop, max speed)

maybe a simple trail score

An experimental idea would also be detecting jumps / airtime.

For that I would need access to motion data.
Does the SuuntoPlus Sports App API provide access to accelerometer (or gyro) data, or only to the standard workout metrics like speed, altitude, ascent/descent, etc.?

Here a first prototype in the simulator. For jumps I first need to move it over to watch, as I don’t get the data from the fit file. Trailscore is too fallback for fit file.

[mickywickyftw]

@Maurice-B.-Madoff Yes, i have something working now, though not quite release-ready. Will open a separate post about it.

[Nordic_Panda]

@Ecki-D. Sehr sehr nett!!

[Lexlehtor]

Classic!

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[HonzaS]

Wouldn’t it be possible to create an app, that would support cycling radars? It could be just a fixed data screen with fields plus a display of approaching cars.

Overview | Garmin Radar Data BLE Program | Garmin Developers https://share.google/O9fXI9TJJRPnHrX1v

[brechtvb]

@HonzaS said in [Inspiration] Share your app ideas:

2 minutes ago

Wouldn’t it be po

Does not seem impossible, but in some other thread (i believe) i read that it’s not so easy for a SA+ app to draw attention (but it can beep i believe).

I’m going to look into Garmin speed and cadence sensor first, but that would get me up to speed with BLE device interaction.

[HonzaS]

@brechtvb said in [Inspiration] Share your app ideas:

I’m going to look into Garmin speed and cadence sensor

That should make Suunto work natively. It’s sad, that such basic things doesn’t work.

[the_mr_allen]

Can we just get a weather app that looks just like the one we have now, but scoll up one more time for 5 day forecast info…

[Lexlehtor]

After testing a while on a watch has to say that quite difficult to get apps stable state. Seems to crash easily if you have JavaScript in t.html. Of course I could simplify but where is all the fun then… and my apps are quite simple anyway…

[bobbyfw03]

I would really love to see something similar to the waypoint list on Garmin if I’m navigating a preloaded course. Since I’m not only close to becoming a developer, I’m unable to develop something like this myself. However, perhaps someone else of you has an idea how to achieve this?!

[sky-runner]

@bobbyfw03 said in [Inspiration] Share your app ideas:

I would really love to see something similar to the waypoint list on Garmin if I’m navigating a preloaded course. Since I’m not only close to becoming a developer, I’m unable to develop something like this myself. However, perhaps someone else of you has an idea how to achieve this?!

If you mean Garmin’s Up Ahead feature, a lot of similar functionality can be achieved with Suunto’s Climb Guidance screen, even thought that is unexpected. If you have waypoints on the route, by zooming the climb guidance profile, at the bottom you can see the distance remaining to the nearest waypoint, second nearest waypoint, and third nearest waypoint, and then to the end of the route. Unfortunately, that doesn’t show waypoint names. That is something Suunto should consider adding.

But having an Up Ahead like feature as an S+ app would also be a great idea too!