ML2 can retrieve logs from a watch while being offline, data is stored in SML-files, it’s a valid xml and there are tools that are able to import Movelink2 SML directly (GoldenCheetah, QMapshack, SportTracks, Rubytrack to name a few). They may also hold a temporary copy of the workout data on your hard drive, but it’s in a proprietary hardware-specific format which is only applicable to is kind of right here, at least what concerns Moveslink2 & Suuntolink, don’t know about Moveslink (older T-series watches, GPS-pods and such) & DM. What do you mean “do not require any website”? Only DM5 is aa standalone full-featured GUI application that can be used independently of. Suunto DM5 application (Windows/Mac) - EON, Dx, Cobra, Vyper, Zoop series diving said in The Future of SuuntoLink / Movesink / said in The Future of SuuntoLink / Movesink / DM:.Suuntolink (Windows/Mac) - Spartan series.Moveslink2 (Windows/Mac) - Traverse, Ambit series, GPS Track Pod.Moveslink for MoveStick Mini (Windows/Mac) - M, T, X series, Quest.They may also hold a temporary copy of the workout data on your hard drive, but it’s in a proprietary hardware-specific format which is only applicable to said in Sports Tracker or Movescount: which is sticking around?:

The only single purpose of Moveslink for MoveStick Mini, Moveslink2, and Suuntolink is to connect you to MovesCount and sync your workout data (your ‘moves’ as Suunto branded them) and sport watch settings, including GPS satellite almanac. What do you mean “do not require any website”? Only DM5 is a standalone full-featured GUI application that can be used independently of. They don’t require any website to work, just API I didn’t find anything about the actual desktop apps (Suuntolink / Moveslink / DM).

Said in The Future of SuuntoLink / Movesink / DM:

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