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offline mode for mobile apps

I would like to be able to see upcoming and recent workouts (7 days in either direction would be nice).

Use cases include sitting on a plane, or when I'm roaming and trying to minimize data usage.

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  • DanielLeBlanc commented  ·   ·  Report

    +1 to offline mode. App shouldn't need to constantly refresh in order to preserve last loaded data.

  • Anna Kirkman commented  ·   ·  Report

    This is also an issue when trail-running in the mountains where there is no signal. I open the workout screen on my Galaxy phone to look before my run, but during the run I can't remember what intervals to do, for example.

    And when I happen to run across a suitable incline for my intervals, I open the TP app to see that it is completely blank as I have no signal and at that point I wish that I had remembered to take a screenshot so I don't have to make up my intervals :)

    I can't sync the workout to my Coros as I want Coros to operate in "Trail Run" mode which has the ability to show me climb rates/VAM etc and Coros will only accept it as a "Run" workout.

    And anyway, it's wouldn't help so much if it did sync to Coros as I need to wait until I am on the right terrain / incline to start my intervals, and so I need to execute them "at some point during this 2h block" so having a beep / countdown at a specified time is not helpful.