@DRezvoff OK, send logs and let me know your username/email in DM here. I cannot promise, but I’ll try to ask someone to take a look into the problem

Perfect thanks @egika

@Egika Still “Jetzt sofort” in 3.9.0…

Oops sorry wrong place!

@EzioAuditore I get my Vertical in May 2023, so Ambit 3 Vertical is part of the history (I had no other watch in between). Looks like just arbitrary.

@OutdoorMan I have it since it was last updated. In my TestFlight all builds have been removed as well. I’ve read someone even lost access to Suunto app TestFlight as soon as they installed the AppStore version (3.8.1), which is the same which I have now (build 21743).

I remember changing this from ZoneSense to HR some time after ZoneSense was introduced. You can change it in the activity under Edit, and I assume that setting then becomes the default for later runs as well. What I noticed is this: NGP appears with TSS ( r), TSS (hr), and TSS (p) NGP does not appear with TSS (ZoneSense) Also, the calculated TSS differs quite a lot for the exact same run: TSS (hr): 105 TSS (ZoneSense): 86 TSS ( r): 53 TSS (p): 109 To keep my data comparable with older runs, I switched back to TSS (hr), which I think used to be the default. Is there a logical reason why NGP is not calculated or shown when TSS (ZoneSense) is selected?

@freeheeler The macOS app now has the same synchronized data as iOS!

@HonzaS no problem, I’ll fix routeplanner problem later

@Egika Thanks for this info/thread! Had the same issue and couldn’t figure out why on the old watch the “sport mode” block was blue, but with the new watch greyed out and unusable. Deleted one of the other sport modes and good to go! Thanks again for posting!

@kimchi said in Apple Health: Any infos on the status of this? There’s been no change in how Suunto works with Apple Health, and typically future features are not disclosed so no indication this will change anytime soon. If someone wants all their data in Apple Health, and additionally wants to use the Suunto ecosystem, you either need to wear two devices or possibly just use an Apple Watch and record your sessions with SportsTracker to get them to Suunto, perhaps. Or use an app like RunGap, or HealthFit can be used to push sessions from Apple Health to Suunto (but probably not too different than using SportsTracker).

@masi0 that’s how iOS work. If you close the app, you cannot locate your phone. It is the same with Garmin btw…

@ADidier said in Interval laps are not exported to third parties (and .fit file) correctly if lap button is presed (breaks Runna, Strava): @dankcushions Hello, I use the Runna app on an Apple Watch and am thinking of buying a Race S. Can you tell me if the issues you reported have now been resolved and if, overall, Runna works well with Suunto? Thank you in advance for your feedback. i have long since returned my suunto watch, though it seems from recent replies that they have silently fixed this issue. which is good, of course, but it took years (the issue existed before this thread). i wonder if they have fixed the workout display for runna workouts? eg, showing the interval number, showing the full interval description, and counting down before next step, as per other watches? allegedly this is a runna problem, not a suunto problem, but as a runna user that’s a bit academic - it’s just a worse experience on suunto than the competition.

Espero te sirva de ayuda. I hope this helps.

@pavel.samokha hey cool! Reinstalling the app actually worked - all tagged activities are now visible in the statistics. Many thanks!