Great post @TELE-HO, thanks. I don’t own an Ambit watch, but I totally agree with you. And I love the Movescount website, I am not the biggest athlete but in comparison, SuuntoApp in the state right now is no substitute. Lets hope Suunto hears all our voices.

No but I would like it too!

"sharing and polling" would be great - with limited or temporary (even event-driven) “sub-groups”

I’m concerned with the movescount platform shutting, it may not be possible to configure the EON via DM5 and if its also not possible via the app, then this will be extremely bad. Its bad enough that I can’t pair my EON and Spartan at the same time. Suunto really need to get a grip on their software development and improve their customer support. At the moment I cannot recommend Suunto dive computers, they are way behind the competition on mobile app syncing and support!

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos dein Deutsch ist sehr gut geschrieben , ich habe es nicht bemerkt Thanks for your answer.

@Bastien-VALLET and @fhegnor Thanks for you input, I will leave it alone then…

I’m with you, but as you said, MC will be turned off not before summer 2020. So…still 14 months, it’s too early to really worry about it, let’s see what will happen in the meantime. I hope and think that Suunto will listen to our feedback somehow

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Huawei Mate 10 Pro Android 9

@Emir-Karisik … and it might be a good starting point to something like that what Garmin calls “LiveTrack” which I REALLY like to have. I’m often running alone and in the case I might have an accident, at least my wife or who ever is my track recipient, knows where to find me. Or on relay marathons, the next guy knows where I am and when to expect me and he has to continue, and, and, and …

@sartoric thanks, done that.

@mipapo I just placed a similar request with the developer(s) at Rouvy. Hopefully, they will respond and follow up accordingly, i.e. export directly to Rouvy from the Suunto App. More info here: https://rouvy.com/en/