@isazi Thanks for the update. Tried yesterday with Suunto App for Android v4.76.3, it was still synced as “Workout”.

I ended up moving my daily availability around and just clicking out of the warning screen vs allowing hugo to update my availability. Allegedly, now I’ll only be 85% ready for the race in a year from now

@larrybbaker For it to work, there has to be the proper alignment of the stars or the Moon. When I tried to get this going, I almost gave up. As you did, i tried, what seemed like, everything. And after the n+1 iteration, it suddenly started to work. Obviously, there is some proper sequence of events that has to happen, but there is a bit of magic in it, as well .

@marcrie not sure, for this better ask support

@herlas Just finished another run. No sync between Suunto and Stryd, so I disconnected the partner connection and re-authorized. Still do dice. I’ll look at reaching out to an official support channel.

@nseslija I had filled a fault for strava yesterday and today everything seems having been fixed. I receive now all notifications as usual. It was a problem of the strava services. This has been fixed! It was not a Suunto problem, but a Strava problem. A big thank you to you all!

Issue found and reported on July 7. https://forum.suunto.com/post/123434

@edopatafta probably you are still connected with the wrong Strava account in the browser that you use to authenticate.

@pavel-samokha I’ve done it

@suzzlo yes, enable the Suunto plus app, begin the workout, stand still for 2 minutes, get a report with the HRV statistics. I am not sure what is a widget, but all you need is to store the HRV measurements for a couple of minutes and then report that. Other tests (e.g., threshold) that are bundled as a Suunto plus app, do similar things, if I am not mistaken.

@jthomi just power meter/cadence. I am using my computer bike for shifting compenent info during a ride. I got your point.

@lessthanmore Thanks a lot! In the end I ended up paying €9.99, it’s worth it to have everything synchronized, besides, the app does it really well! Again, very kind man.

@Freezer the same happened to me yesterday, when I was trying to combine activities after watch crash. luckily first part of activity was saved. for me the workaround was to recalculate distance in strava…

@trailcafe OK thanks I will wait then…

@seanvk it appears that this “near future” is quite long

@ChrisA said in How to import activities to Suunto App: @renton82 healthsync on Android worked for me too, never tried it with 2FA though… Thank you! It works with 2FA too!

@ultramouse247 Cronometer has a native Suunto support and is a very capable food/health tracker. I really like it since it also has a nice web interface and allows one to track any metric you want and show it in nice charts making comparisons possible like how your caffeine intake affects your resting HR etc.