This really needs to happen. The fact that the API isn’t available for personal use was really disappointing so now I’m having to hack together getting the data I need from apple health but as mentioned in this post some of the important data isn’t even sync’d to apple health.

@Audaxjoe Thank you, that’s how I do it. Also with the same app. For me it does not take over the sport and therefore I always find it annoying to adjust this manually

I was reading race 2 manual => don’t know if all manuals have the same mention or been updated, but here is what’s in : [image: 1756133790847-img_8288.jpeg]

@Squirrel Thanks for the link ! I didn’t find this discussion in my research. Bad news unfortunately, the function no longer exists…

@Yves-Jenni i dont care much on the automatic tags…. My issue come with the personal tags (like shores, or HR bands….) I have a duplicated tag that i cannot delete and only appears in Android, iOS seems to filter it… Some basic functionality should come like: edit/delete multiple assignation In my dreams Suunto, just get inspired on Stryd app BR Ion

Or use any other routing offline tools (OK, not suunto) and export gpx and zou. My watch is Suunto, it has its app which is doing quite good lots of things. If something is not there, nowadays we have lots of choices to workaround if not too complex. Isn’t it? My winning combo : android locusmap, free openandromaps (updated each month currently) and offline Brouter.

@Stefano-M64 This screen needs to be user customizable for sure. Personally, I don’t care about seeing vertical speed here or especially total activity time. By the way, in imperial units, vertical speed is shown in feet/hour so it is typically a 4 digit number so it wouldn’t fit in your proposed screen layout. For me, the most important pieces information here are remaining vertical ascent and remaining distance. The remaining distance is shown at the bottom, but the font is so small that I can’t see most of the time. The remaining ascent is updated very infrequently - it may sometimes go for a minute without being updated. And if I wanted to see vertical speed, it has to be in feet per minute - as I mentioned above feet/hours values are often 4 digit numbers that are difficult to comprehend, especially when moving fast and when vertical speed changes rapidly. My example shows that customizability is very important, and I wish Suunto watches allowed a greater degree of it.

Hello, I’m also a Withings user and it’s a shame there’s no way to synchronize my weight from Withings to Suunto app (and watch). Couldn’t this be done via Health Connect on Android (I guess there’s an equivalent in the Apple world)? Also, I have a Withings sleep analyser and it would be awesome if its data could be synchronized with the sleep tracking of Suunto, but just having weight synchronization would already be great.