@freeheeler you think of a graph on the watch or on the app? On the watch it makes maybe not so much sense. It’s just a accumulation minute for minute and for me the result es most interesting

This could possibly be done as a Suunto Plus screen. I am still waiting for the possibility to design your own Suunto Plus features. As now those functions are pushed from the app to the watch, it could be easier to make this happen.

@richard-thygesen Yeah ok but it’s the same view as in the diary and has most of the space dedicated to maps etc which makes it more cluttered than the one in the OP I was commenting? Its hard to browse and compare when you can see max two activities simultaneusly. I also never understood why it needs to tell me my own name in each activity.

@dmytro and copying the content of sport modes, like “save as” to get same settings for similar sports easily. …and while we’re here: backup, but that’s mentioned already elsewhere

If I transfer fit file from Zwift with RunGap to Suunto app there is quite discrepancy in TSS(hr) between Suunto app and Training peaks. For indoor cycling I use exercise bike Tunturi E60 connected to Zwift via Ipad. I have heart zones aligned between Suunto watch and Training peaks but I do not know if it matters if watch is not used during activity. Not sure also if alignment is good as I have not used watch yet for outdoor activities. Any suggestions?

@flypg you can do that (select a lang internally) but that can result to a mess if especially you use unit conversions etc We will be going with the official support of the Android AFAIK

Totally agree!

@toni_v yes, would be great, like on Polar, where it looks like this [image: 1641121822909-b4214ae6-2fe1-4662-a234-621df858d552.jpeg]

@annia hm, I don’t know, whether this would work, but you could go to the desired activity, export the fit file, then reimport it and change the date.

Yes POIs are not transferred as of today, not sure why, I also believe it should work the same as for routes.