@Fatih-Kale AFAIK, is really really near to be released. Just some days…

@John-van-Winkel I hope not, because that site is even more broken than the old Movescount mobile app. ST and SA are simply sharing the database by the looks of it.

Super! Thanks!

Thank you @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos. This is awesome. May I now be bold and ask for the other activity I am missing. Via Ferrata. I do both Rock Climbing and Via Ferratas and it would be great to be able to keep them apart. Today I do it via a note in the description but it would be great to keep them separate in the the statistics (without having to call one of them Cheerleading).

@jean-william-cousin “Works quite well for me” used to be my line. Not anymore.

@jean-william-cousin Yes, for manually analyzing your own performances, this would suffice - however, if there were to be further developments in the Adaptive Training Guidance to truly personalize individual training/performance recommendations, you would need another solution to separate the data.

I am in the minority but I have my say: I don’t think the Suunto app needs to crowd its interface with very often inaccurate weather data. Prefer to search for them on sites that I consider most reliable

@Jstation Suunto is aware that users want this feature. I suspect it will come eventually.

…and Suunto thinks the same so this will come in an SW update

This makes profound sense now that there is no longer a web application. Would love to see a today screen widget.

@efejota are in the Beta.

Either add options there, or adding options to the (only android?) map screen, the one which has click able start points https://forum.suunto.com/user/mff73 All in all, it could be much more logic to fully enhance the common map page, and add click able capacity to any filtered tracks.

@surfboomerang autorotation was also present in my A3P if I am not mistaken…

@surfboomerang said in Heart & Epileptic Seizure Attack Alarm: Even if the manual says it isn’t. Ah… the good’ol time when people used to read it

@ze-stuart S9B & P on a flight will show you estimated oxygen levels for the altitude