@VoiGAS looks great, now for iOS! 🙌😜

Agree. And this also needs to be type spesific : running vs. trail running. Values and FTPs are different.

I think I had added that in the past. Merging this there

These are two different feature requests, by definition.
“Goal” is something that the user sets him/herself (e.g. 100km running per week or 40h sports per month or 5000km cycling during a year) and that would be nice to be able to follow during the timeline (goal met 20/52 weeks / 58% of yearly goal reached etc.).
“Challenge” - which would be very nice addition as well - is very close to what e.g. Endomondo or Strava have had, with their monthly challenges, only perhaps with a bit more variety in the challenges offered.
All in all, both would be very welcomed feature additions:)

I would even create a bug for this.
So it’s ok to have a feature to change the location such as movescount has ,
But since the move has no location it should not default to 0,0 like not at the middle.

@geoffspakes that’s like obvious thing and that should happen soon. Maybe very soon via App update. We’ll see

I miss this feature. At least from Strava and Runkeeper.
Apart from tagging in comments which is also a great thing.

@yannis-belouris
Agree, but it must be a watch feature, not a phone one. 😉

@suzzlo i knew Movescount as something similar, but it is fully dependent on the users. It would have been great if it could have been a combination of users adding events and importing from other sites.

I’d hope for more types of cycling, now there’s only two: cycling and mountain biking. If there was at least road cycling as third, I could use cycling for example for commuting and make it easier to find actual training from diary.

@mi_chael and these pics are useless and takes too much space.

Yes, images are now there.
I agree with you. I think SA will add more comparison order types in future. Just think these ones are common for any kind of activity (I would add calories) but others like km or ASC/DESC only apply to certain sports.

Voted!

I totally agree.

@suzzlo yeah the same color as on the watch to keep everything consistent 😉

@jean-william-cousin I see what you mean, that could be added to the heatmaps as a selection for you own routes. I would rather have all users first as has been implemented in iOS.

Sweet! Thank you, I didn’t know this was possible. This will work for me for now.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Android JSON export to SDcard:

Json is much more rich than fit.

Fit is defined properitiary versioned Garmin format.

Json is free open and unstructured.

Yes
OK
Agree
That is why I would like to deal with raw Suunto JSON to import my data (all of them).
And because it is years since my data are offline stored and analyzed in Sporttrack PC, this plugin is the holly graal 🙂

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Android JSON export to SDcard:

Can I have the link of the software ?

Sure you can 😉
Sporttracks (trial version) is here : https://www.zonefivesoftware.com/sporttracks/store/download-trial/
This plugin is here : https://www.zonefivesoftware.com/sporttracks/plugins/?p=suunto9import&a=download

@ColdBeer said in Sync External services button:

@suzzlo I think it’s not possible by the way Strava sync works AFAIK.

With my bike GPS (Sigma Rox 10.0), you can upload activities automatically or manually to Strava. If you add a name to the activity and then you upload it to Strava, Strava activity has the same name than in the Sigma Software (I haven’t test it with pictures), so I think that if we were able to upload manually you only will need to name activities one time, and If Sigma can do it Suunto too.

i will try the pace zones. thank you

@martinhumn don’t know if easy, especially depending on how deep it’s implemented (e.g. also different graphs or graph styles, should it be considered a separate lap or not, etc). But I would very much appreciate this feature.