@isazi understood, but also the only way to get the totals after the workout. It could be just added to the workout summary, next to calories, PTE, EPOC, … (I would be fine without all those derived metrics, just give the raw time stamps, hear rates (HRV) and I will apply the weight function myself )

@Umer-Javed I’m requesting this frequently in surveys, too

@Frederic that could help, I can also report this but I do not know how much priority it will get.

@freeheeler A gpx file mode how to transfer TBT into Suunto watches is presented

Interesting phenomenon what I noticed last days… One night, after the defined begin of sleep, I left my s9pp from wrist away to take a shower, then later i wear it back and went to bed. And noticed the next day that the sleep begin, started at the time as I put it away from wrist. Thought well, that’s wrong, it shouldn’t take it in account. But after some thinking I thought, if the system detect no signs (no pulses no accelerations), and if it happen by defined the sleep time. It belong to sleep ? or no sleep ? then defensive thinking, that’s sleep. I found that not good, but a dev, I would program like this. An other day, i left the watch 30 min before the sleep begin, during one hour, then wear it again, and was active 1h and went to bed. The system interprets the sleep began half an hour before the sleep begin, and was near of 9,5h long with 70% quality, what’s fully wrong. Seems that the algo used the first h with 100% good, then the 1h sleep brake (a brake of 1h? really?) made it worse to 70%… the rest was maybe good. Thus i think it would be not bad, or better said, better if we have our sleep represented as diagram, and maybe have the possibility to correct it afterwards. Don’t know how is the experience of the suunto community colleges about the sleep tracking by their side… How it is ? some more interesting experiences ?

@DMytro Thanks for clearing that up for me!

@Steven-Limmer it would be perfect

@Jacobus Sounds perfect!!!

@alexsunny123 said in Route sync between Suunto app and Ambit3 (without using Suuntolink and PC): @sigi-on-the-go said in Route sync between Suunto app and Ambit3 (without using Suuntolink and PC): Sorry for the misunderstanding, I thought I made it clear in the original request of this thread. I own an Ambit3 Peak and I would like to create and sync routes with the Suunto app on the phone/tablet (without using Suuntolink and PC), https://myhrkp.online/ https://flvslogin.online/ https://pointclickcarecna.online/ https://theranestlogin.online/ like it was possible with Movescount. And as stated in the original request: Updating to a newer model, e.g. the Suunto 9 Peak, is not an option because these models do not support navigation using a route from the log book of the watch. thanks my issue has been fixed. How? Would love to see this solved for ambit users. The app is so nice and the watch also, it is just a pity

@isazi I confirm, I think it is enough to add a data field to be entered at the end of the activity within the various sport profiles Fast and easy for the next beta

@isazi …says the young gentleman I used to look at elevate (?) strava extension that gives a similar view with overlaying graphs. very easy and intuitive to read. QS also has some nice comparison graphs. but in my case, every year is different to the previous one and in the end it doesn’t matter how I performed between january and december, but how I feel and enjoy sports in general. life is rolling and not cut on december 31st… it’s good to track improvement or at least not loosing fitness

@Knigge-Bogge I do not think this will happen as it limits flexibility as I stated before. We are now close to what we had with the Ambit but with significantly more flexibility by choosing partners. I think it might be difficult and time consuming to determine calendar inputs for all connected partners on the Suunto side.

@seanvk The two apps have always been different. There are some things easier to implement in one OS vs. the other.

@Spree This is (I guess) my point. RHR is pretty key, from what I understand, so it would be good if Suunto could implement a test for this. I’ve read a few times that people just lay down, start an activity and take the minimum reading. If that’s the case, then such a test activity - as part of the software - would be pretty useful.