@peegee I am not having an issue sharing with another iPhone user, I just did this yesterday. What is sent from the saved route is a link to the file, not the file itself. That might be an issue. You can send it to yourself and download the file then send the file. Also tell your users to download the linked file when selecting the link.

@thanasis I don’t know but the pictures are so beautiful.

@SuperFlo75 new version, Suunto’s Santa’s day coming “soon” hints, that is the question

@George-Adams did you pair your watch with phone (in phone settings) prior to trying to pair inside the app ? In android (no iphone here), it should not be done like this. Unpair phone/watch, check in watch that no mobileapp is already paired, and try to pair directly in app.

New beta just kicked off ver 2.36. In the version description it says menstrual cycle tracking. It seems all kinds of goodies are on the way.

@far-blue said in Apple Health syncing: Maybe I should have started a new topic as this one is so old but I just wondered if anyone has heard any progress being made in the export of workout gps tracks to Apple Health. Has anyone been able to confirm whether Suunto are deliberately not exporting the tracks or whether it’s a bug or a shortcoming of the app? It’s frustrating to have to use a third-party tool to talk to the Suunto API to pull workout data to sync to Apple Health when the SA should just write the data in the first place. Anyone heard anything? While sports tracker (which is very similar) does a better job …

@GuyIncognito said in Suunto App 2.34 timeline missing workouts and comments I make.: @freeheeler Are you referring to that as well? yes edit: why is this a bigger issue? they are “disappearing” anyway and I don’t see any of the reloaded activities anymore. you can always find your activities in training zone, summary (table layout) or in the calendar

@sartoric Seems to work again with version 2.26.8 (Android)

The misaligned altitude profile seems to be fixed in SA 2.35.2, once the app has „post processed“ an activity again. The second blue dot artifact also seems to be fixed.

@marcrie Thanks for report, issue is known and under investigation

how can the training peaks be slower then the normal pace on short uphills? not all splits. first picture: pace, distance, ascend, descend [image: 1715697645856-img_0370.png] second picture: ngp, distance, ascent, descent [image: 1715697750031-img_0371.png]

I have exactly the same issue on my 9 Peak Pro. The first time I used the watch for indoor skiing, it calculated everything correctly. But now it detects 1 run at best on all my subsequent visits to the indoor location. I tried playing with different settings, like leaving GPS on or off, doing barometer calibration before the training, etc. Nothing seems to help, although the elevation chart at the end of the training looks accurate. It just fails to detect the descents.