The busiest quarter yet. Native integrations for three new platforms, a rebuilt watch app, a wave of new triathlon races, and the first race-aware training plans in Findrr.
New this quarter
Native sync for Oura, Suunto, and Polar
Sequorr now connects directly to three more platforms through their own official APIs — no scraping, no screenshots, no manual entry. Authorize once and your data flows in on its own.
- Oura — readiness, staged sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate feed the recovery side of your training picture.
- Suunto — full activity files with route, heart rate, and climb intact, straight from the Suunto Cloud API.
- Polar — workouts and HRV from Polar Flow via Polar Open AccessLink.
A rebuilt watchOS app
V4.0.0 Sequorr watch app was rebuilt from the ground up this quarter. 4 screens, home screen: activity quick start, quick tap the interactive map, connect secondary BLE devices. Findrr, now built for the watchOS app — toggle between a list or map of races near you. Followed by the health screen, choose 4 quick view health metrics. Lastly, the profile page view recently recorded activities.
600+ new triathlon races in Findrr
Findrr’s index grew by more than 600 multisport events this quarter — triathlon, duathlon, aquabike, and swimrun — searchable by sport, distance, price, and date. If you race more than one discipline, the events you’ve been hunting for are now in one place.
Training plans that know the race (Findrr, iOS)
Findrr can now build a training plan around a specific race instead of a generic block. On the plan review screen, every week carries pace goals, terrain and altitude guidance pulled from the event itself, plus a weekly vertical-gain target — so your climbing volume ramps toward what race day will actually ask of your legs, not toward an average.
This is the first piece of a larger idea: your plan should understand the course, not just the distance.
What’s coming next
The next step makes the race itself readable at a glance, before you ever commit to it:
- An automatic hilliness rating for every race, computed from elevation data.
- A race map and full elevation context right on the race detail screen — see the climbs before you sign up.
