@dirtyrider same problem also with Ambit 3 and Android… At this point is n more an issue, it’s a Feature!!

I noticed that there’s a stange time (?) tag on the map near the finish icon for such moves (= the ones with manual lap that don’t get the graphs) - iOS.
I guess it’s all related and will be solved too when graphs will be there, but thought it was worth mentioning it.

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Btw this is happening in 1.4.1 (6553)

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@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 …

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Thank you.

ok… i think I fixed it.
I removed MC app, Suunto App test build: 1.2.1(6332), removed from bluetooth devices at iphone. Factory reset using suuntolink.
After that install Suunto App from AppStore : 1.2.0 (6211) , paired the watch.

Now it looks like, even Suunto App sync my workout , Im able to do sync with suuntolink.
I don’t touch it any more 😄

Thanks for Your time and tips

@DRezvoff The image you posted is from Strava. Strava will change the elevation data for non barometric devices as well, so comparing from Strava is probably not the best. From the links you sent only the Suunto 9 (non baro) and Spartan Sport do not have barometers assuming the one marked Garmin also has a barometer. The two without barometer show the greater deviation. However, your watch is showing poor readings, worse than I would expect.

@kowi_01 said in 2.6.0 out:

I regularly record training with the app + HR strap. Calories are in this case never added to the daily total calories. So I assume just calories recorded with the watch are considered.

well this issue is also on Android. The calories only come from the watch API not anything else from the app is taken into account.

While this is an issue, it works by design.

@pavel-samokha that makes sense. Yes, I already imported my activities from Movescount sometime back in 2020.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos then enjoy your vacation 🙂
I’ll continue to test

@jean-william-cousin It works, thank you very much Jean!!!

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos didn’t thought about the backend cost. Then I guess fetching weather on SuuntoLink side, would be a nice addon to it. 😉

I got message from Pavel that this problem should be fixed in Suunto App. I’ve tested now workouts yesterday and today. Now watch and Suunto App (iOS) shows same avg and peak HR values.

@fenr1r I agree

New version of app - new yellow message but move is not synced still 😞
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Hello,

I give a try to Suunto App for route planning, but I cannot find “descent” information. Only “distance”, “ascent” and “length” (according to “speed”) are displayed.
My knees would like to know about “descent” before hiking 🙂

Thanks a lot for your help.

@shinok0713 new post here

@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