Some ideas already reported https://forum.suunto.com/topic/629/create-ifttt-channel-for-sa

Ha. A classic UK measurement schema (I spent 34 years in the UK).

I just got better informed. The entire post should be in ‘The lounge’ My apologies to all.

Yes please

@Jose-Luis For long distance it is important and would be very helpful.

@Brad_Olwin Me too

@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.

This is an open point, already discussed. https://forum.suunto.com/topic/406/import-gpx-from-another-source-on-the-mobile-device-for-route-creation

@nassosc actually this has been suggested already https://forum.suunto.com/topic/145/register-sick-days So please, give +1 for the earlier suggestion, as this would be very good thing to have in the app.

Nice list, @Brad_Olwin! I think a 4-stage process would serve us well here: Fix the POI names on the watch (I have a ticket about that: I think they said ‘thanks for the great idea!’). Add functionality to the app so we can open a GPX route made by other software in it, and then send it to the watch. If the app already uses GPX, then I don’t imagine this would be that hard to code. This would let us create a GPX with existing software that supports offline maps - say, Galileo - and send it into the Suunto sandbox. Upgrade the navigation functionality so that whilst recording an activity new POIs/routes can be used (or is this already a thing…?) Fancy stuff from your list not covered. I’m re-ordering it based on what I think can be done fastest with least effort, while delivering the most use to us.

@dirty-hippie When you comment on some other users activitiy you also get notifications when other comment there. Turning push notifications off for comments will also kill all notifications for comments on your own activities. More detailed options to follow/unfollow activities would be nice.

I have to admit I took the idea mostly from *armin because it made - and still makes sense to me - that you aim to reach a specific amount (so it is one goal) of intensity time. And times where you push harder count with a bigger number, according to the intensity. So a race usually results in more intensity minutes than a low-HR activity.

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https://forum.suunto.com/topic/813/ascent-vertical-metrics

Very true. The functionality in the app that determines that two activities have the same route is very forgiving. I recently added an extra 100m ascent and 100m descent to my usual 700m ascent/descent trailrunning route and the app considered both the same! ️ Voted!