Closing of Movescount is delayed further to 2021

[sebchastang]

@kabzior said in Closing of Movescount is delayed further to 2021:

I was hoping mainly for Personal Bests history/analysis since I can not find it anywhere (without subscription).

Personal bests subsection has been removed from movescount.com few months ago

Only “Annual progress” is still accessible.

[kabzior]

@sebchastang said in Closing of Movescount is delayed further to 2021:

Personal bests subsection has been removed from movescount.com few months ago

OK then, thanks, that concludes my efforts, no point in pursuing something that will not show me what I want
I guess I just have to pay for Endomondo if I want to take a look at my PBs and their history

[jw cou]

@kabzior even if you need to manually tag your best runs as “races”, it’s fairly easy to do in Runalyze (and it’s free). Then you get a nice chart with your PB over time.

[kabzior]

@jw-cou said in Closing of Movescount is delayed further to 2021:

even if you need to manually tag your best runs as “races”, it’s fairly easy to do in Runalyze (and it’s free). Then you get a nice chart with your PB over time

I have tried several times with no luck and TBH it is just to complicated for me, I feel overwhelmed with all that data and charts and options…

[jsuarez]

Runalyze is good, but it is not as good as MC to track progress. To me the MC web feature where you could filter all your moves by distance and HR range was outstanding. Sadly that is not available elsewhere.

[A Former User]

@Gábor-Tóth said in Closing of Movescount is delayed further to 2021:

Thanks for confirming that, i thought i was blind, and i did not want to believe that you can not modify your HR zones in a sport tracker…

This is a B A S I C functional and I don’t realy know why Suunto Team ignoring it. And tag function that helps to group activities in SA too! This is totaly nonsense!

[mcmahonsport]

I have a Suunto Ambit3 Peak and recently moved to Suunto.app.

It is a pleasant surprise to see that the watch, still has all the functions by using the Suunto.app and Movescount together.

[Gábor Tóth]

@mcmahonsport

Sorry man to say it, with all due respect, but your either are not aware of what Your watch is capable of doing, or you are a paid bot, to post here false positive messages.

(I still support Suunto in his digital transition )

[pavel.samokha]

@Gábor-Tóth that’s no good to call a person a bot just because he has a different opinion (and you can check user’s profile - doesn’t look like a paid bot to me at all)

[Prenj]

How nice of suunto to still let us use the watches we paid for. Such a generosity. Unbelievable.

[stromdiddily]

@Prenj hey now, can’t even acknowledge that this was positive news for the ambit users? As opposed to the messaging that has been communicated thus far I would say this is pretty positive.

[Prenj]

@stromdiddily I’d love to be more positive but this is just postponing the end. And as it seems this was done primarily because of Iphones and their failing of bluetooth and no way to add POI-s for Spartans. So no, it doesn’t give me any hope. I still don’t see any will from suunto’s side to support ambit3 fully even though they are still selling it.

Excuse me for not being over the moon for having what I paid for little longer. I’ll give them credit when they really show some effort to fully support ambit3.

[Mff73]

@Prenj
If not being positive, could we imagine not to have to read all those negative ones? At least until 2021? No offence, but it is so waste of time for you to write and us to read again and again. I don’t block any post in case there is something interesting, but temptation is high.

[Prenj]

@Mff73 It’s a free world. Be my guest. If you don’t like what I write block me. I’m gonna express my feelings toward suunto’s unfair treatment of their customers until they change it or ban me. That’s the least I can do. When they sell the watch, the story is not over, it’s a two way process. They sell the watch with all the features offered and we customers give them our trust. So when they remove some of the features that were part of watch they sold let them be prepared to get some feedback because the trust is lost.

So when I see the excitement that Suunto is “still” letting buyers of their current watches enjoy their watches in full potential (well not so full after they removed route altitude profile from movescount, but that’s another story) I’ll make sure to add some insight from people that miss some of the crucial features now removed or soon to be removed by Suunto.

So just to save yourself from having to argue with me for feeling cheated by Suunto, just block me. I won’t mind.

[isazi]

@Prenj said in Closing of Movescount is delayed further to 2021:

@Mff73 It’s a free world. Be my guest. If you don’t like what I write block me. I’m gonna express my feelings toward suunto’s unfair treatment of their customers until they change it or ban me.

No one is going to ban you. I don’t remember you insulting other people, and I don’t see you hijacking other people’s threads to make your point. So far, banning is only reserved to spammers.

[mcmahonsport]

@Gábor-Tóth I have no affiliation to Suunto, and have had issues with the Smart Heart rate monitor that doesn’t work. As Pavel says, I may have a different view, and it is valid. This is me: http://www.movescount.com/members/member17240-mcmahonsport

Regarding the functions of the Suunto Ambit3 Peak, I am able to use all the functions on the watch, using the Suunto.app and Movescount together with suunto.synch.

I do not use workouts–so cannot comment. I do use the rest though and it works fine.

[stromdiddily]

@Prenj I’m not saying it’s cause for a champagne celebration.

You’d “love to be positive”, this is positive. You have more time than originally planned to utilize a fully functioning Ambit.

[Brad_Olwin]

@Prenj No one will block you, your comments and criticisms are valid and I read them. Whether I agree with you or not is fine and I think healthy discourse benefits everyone. I have no issue with you feeling cheated by Suunto and I totally see your point though I may disagree. Please do not stop posting, you do not simply make negative comments but rather back your concerns and criticisms with reasons why. Perhaps the outspoken voices can change Suunto’s mind yet again…

[Esker]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Will Movescount.com stay available until there’s a way for Traverse users to update their sport modes (and heart rates zones, seriously!) through the phone app? Also, as a few other people have brought up, it would be great to have the missing route altitude data bug fixed.

[zvonejan]

@Esker said in Closing of Movescount is delayed further to 2021:

it would be great to have the missing route altitude data bug fixed.

this annomaly has been present fom months (februar 2020) and I stopped hoping for eny solution. This specific bug forced me me to start using (first strava routes and then) garmin platform (popularity map) and I actually bought garmin device for cycling