@mich-heller said: this is an app from official store? Yes, from Play Store. [image: 1781189752015-suunto.jpg] [image: 1781190156821-settings.jpg]

@Bastienhere The whole app is not adapting to dark mode, so I’m not surprised. Hopefully once the app supports dark mode, the widgets will do the same, but the development progresses at glacial speed, aka snail pace…

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Auto-lap off, using burner and aerobic decoupling while doing guides creates manual laps as we know including the laps from the guides if any. Let’s say I follow 9km easy run from runner (via guides). After finishing the run the last manual lap on iOS is something like 0’ 06’‘… (so the time it took me to stop the activity). On Android there is a negative value -19’04’'… This is also true for all the runs I have. Say I finished the guides run and continue my run for a couple of meters to kms. The value is always negative. [image: 1781184512900-screenshot_20260611_152458_com_stt_android_suunto_workoutdetailsactivitynew.png]

@snow Thanks, but it doesn’t work for me.

@sky-runner thanks for reporting that. I would like to add that I have the same re-toggle issue with POI on the SuuntoApp.

@wotus I checked and I confirm this bug. I will fill a ticket. From my observation, it seems that time is correct but not the distance in the sub activity graph. Good catch.

@mssjk you can start by reading this: https://www.suunto.com/sports/News-Articles-container-page/understand-and-manage-your-training-load-with-suunto/

@Mff73 It doesn’t depend on the location. Suunto app correctly shows this segment of profile as 261 feet of climb in 0.2 mi, which is 80 meters of climb in 320 meters of distance. The problem is that the color depends on the climb category rather than the slope grade, and the climb that short doesn’t make into the “red” category. Climb categories 1-3 are shown as red, and climb category 4 is shown as yellow/orange. So even if a climb is very steep but not long enough like this case, it would still be yellow/orange, and I find that misleading.

@snow we wait for Suunto to implement hydration score

@Egika Thanks! Will try this

@CroShark i noticed this as well

He reinstalled the app since 2/3 months. so, very strange. Luckily he sync-ed all activities with strava so I recommended him to use syncmytrack to push back his historical.

@KnightJump7163 @pavel.samokha Bug opened

@KnightJump7163 With this pattern, I can also reproduce it. I will fill a big. Thanks.

@C-D it’s me But it have issues like already mentioned (detection based on osm forks etc) Works not that bad as it allow to quickly add tbt without changes on the trace but it add uneeded notifications I will not develop it further it currently works well enough for my use case and I’m busy developing an app that sync my sport activities accros platform Hope it can help some