I have used the Stryd 5.0 with my Suunto Run for a couple of months now. There haven’t been any reactions or comments from Suunto or Stryd in their own forums related to this topic, and because this has been open for so long, I don’t expected that it would be fixed anytime soon. For any Suunto user that is thinking about buying a Stryd pod, here is how the integration currently works between Suunto and Stryd: After installing the Stryd app, you will need setup the Stryd app and configure it to use the Suunto API. When the Stryd app has been configured, you can connect the Stryd pod as a foot pod with your Suunto watch. After finishing a run with the Stryd pod connected to the watch, disconnect the Stryd pod from your watch and open the Suunto app to sync your run. After syncing with Suunto app, the workout will appear in the Stryd app, and the Stryd app will ask you some questions about the workout. At this point the workout is still missing most of the data from the Stryd pod. When the workout is visible in the Stryd app, you will need to select your Stryd pod inside the Stryd app and perform an offline sync of the Stryd pod data. After finishing with the offline sync, your run inside the Stryd app also includes the data recorded by the Stryd pod. By following the steps above, you will have all the data, but you will still need to use both the Suunto and Stryd apps to view your data, as the data recorded by the Stryd pod is only visible in the Stryd app (expect for the Power metric, which is recorded by Suunto). If you want to properly analyze your workout, you will need to use both apps.

If you mean screen mirroring, I’d first check that both devices are on the same network and that the watch/app is running the latest firmware. Also worth checking the app’s Bluetooth and local-network permissions, since those can sometimes block the connection even when pairing looks fine.

although I am in the team switching to dumb phone, honestly this one is (at least for me ) a lost war. I believe your best bet is to have an old ipad/android running the sync, and using either the mac app (kudos on suunto for it!!) to view or a 3rd party. Maybe with the right amount of time, effort and money claude can do it for you.

@Alonso ici oui ce serait vraiment une bonne chose car le livetrack développé sur la plateforme Suunto Store ne fonctionne plus chez moi depuis 2/3 mois . Au bout de 3km il se stop ! Je comprends pas que Suunto ne développe pas le leurs .

@kikero Afaik this can be done with 3rd party apps. Not convenient but if it is so important, it should be your option.

@VoiGAS No I haven’t designed anything new, I just created a display with interval data fields and I think this should be automatically created (and editable) if you’re using a Guide. Mine shows the title of the interval, the target pace or heart rate etc), the current pace or heart rate, and the time or distance countdown. This is what the white screen looks like when a new Interval kicks in - [image: 1787264145541-interval-white-screen.jpg] This is what it looks like to my eyes - [image: 1787264190049-interval-no-glasses.jpg] And this is what I created (missing metric is the current pace but I was standing still so just a blank! The top indicator is the pace range (it’s at the left because it’s slower than the pace range of 7:35m/km - 7:55m/km). [image: 1787264230893-interval-guide.jpg]

I had this on garmin and loved it, used quite some times. also to find the phone

Agreed. I which this feature would’ve been supported as well.

@isazi This was requested in 2021 and still no action looks like i’ll have to use my phone for POI’s instead of the £500 watch I just bought!