@Stefan-Kersting would truly be nice, although I would be more happy, if I would at least be able to share a video at all it does not work at all with the app on Android (Pixel 7 Pro), so enjsharing, while I listen to the music (and it would be nice to be able to change it, too) and watch a frozen track (after approx 3-5 seconds) until I can close the app …

@Pasco https://forum.suunto.com/topic/11562/live-location-s-app?_=1743710178960

For the last few days I’ve been researching Suunto versus some other companies. I decided to order a Race S but disappointed that it will not write Sleep to Apple Health. Additionally, I’d like it to write blood oxygen, respiratory rate, resting heart rate and HRV. The included screenshot is a chart I made comparing what other companies do in this area. This does not include all categories, as for example everyone does “steps” but I don’t care about that so left it off and some do “height” and “weight” etc. [image: 1743858388746-9921f3dc-4eee-4c28-ac72-002801bc6e96-image.png] My situation is I have an Apple Watch Series 7 that is starting to get worse with the battery (can only hold maximum 77%) and while I like the Apple Watch rather than replacing it with a new one I wanted to supplement it with a second device. My hope was to only wear the Suunto to sleep so the Apple Watch could be on the charger all night, then use both strategically throughout the day. I need to figure out a new strategy. Fortunately for Suunto, other options also suffered in one way or another and overall there were things from Suunto I wanted to explore like ZoneSense. I do hope Suunto improves export of data to the Apple Health system in the future.

@TrailEyes I would argue that Tennis and Padel are as similar as Frisbee and Disc golf but still they are different sports on my watch. Of course I can use Frisbee or ‘Unspecified Outdoor Sport’ but I think Disc golf is worthy of its own entry.

@The_77 said in Feature Request – Custom Date Range & Improved Auto-Categorization for Running Sessions: your set zones in Pace, HR & Power, so they need to be all up to date and accurate for it to work. Sadly they aren’t set in the app, but per Watch. So if you use RunGap to import older activities from lets say Garmin, you don’t have the correct zones.

Yes, I also suggested this about one year ago

Good idea ! For now for such comparison I use the calendar but it’s limited to year/month/week and it’s not very convenient for deeper analyse

@Radoslav-Ivan Thank you all!

Bump with further evidence to support this feature: When wearing gloves it’s very hard to spin the wheel, and I wasn’t able to answer a call.

@tasoskak You should ask Suunto support and check the apizone docs https://forum.suunto.com/search?in=titlesposts&term=api access&matchWords=all&by=&categories=&searchChildren=false&hasTags=&replies=&repliesFilter=atleast&timeFilter=newer&timeRange=&sortBy=relevance&sortDirection=desc&showAs=posts

I agree! I would love to have details like training load as widget.

@Rolli1960 Newer watches have different algorithms to calculate resources. In fact, neither of them can be correct. On my old Baro 9 I had always almost 100% sleep quality and 100% resources, on newer watches it’s the opposite - although based on my feeling more accurate. I would take as purely informative and count on your body - you know how you feel the best. Just my 2 cents.