TomTom Spark 3: App

Another area that is desperate from some improvement is when it's time to review your data. There's still a MySport web app, which offers the same data as the smartphone app along with a couple of extras. You can drill into all of your activities to see aspects like splits, heart rate graphs, mapped running routes and details on pace and stride rate.
The web app is also the place where you can upload trails to the watch. You can't do this on the mobile app. You can also upload a collection of races like nailing a 10k in 50 minutes or running 26 minute 5ks. The overall experience is a lot more streamlined than Garmin Connect or what you get in Polar Flow. Our issue here is the clunky presentation of data.

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The good news is that you can still pull your data into third party apps including Strava, Runkeeper and MapMyRun so that's TomTom's saving grace. But we were hoping for more on the app front in the future.
If you're hoping the Spark can step up and entirely replace a smartwatch, sadly you're out of luck. There's no notification support here, which was promised with the original Spark. Hopefully it's just a software update away from making it a reality, but don't hold your breath. vedere di piu copie rolex e Hublot Red Devil Bang