Análisis de la app Panto:SurfaceFeel para 21 de enero

Panto:SurfaceFeel captures how your car responds to different road surfaces — light vibration on old asphalt, smooth glide on fresh pavement, slight rumble on gravel, tight grip on new concrete, and natural feel of dirt paths. The interface resembles a calm roadway panel with soft textures and quiet gradients reflecting surface variety. Each entry becomes a comprehensive sensory note about how the ride felt, combining tactile feedback with measurable grip levels. You record a moment by choosing the surface type, the feel descriptor (smooth, harsh, grainy, soft, bumpy), driving context like "steady speed," "slow turn," "light braking," or "acceleration," and rate the grip level from 1 to 5. Weather conditions (dry, wet, icy) and personal notes add depth to each experience. Entries appear as textured road tiles with minimalist surface icons and grip indicators. The overview groups your surfaces by frequency through calm layered bars and provides searchable filtering by categories. The Grip Line feature arranges today's experiences into a gentle left-to-right slope from roughest to smoothest, giving a visual sense of your driving surfaces with interactive grip level indicators. The Statistics section offers comprehensive analytics including surface breakdowns, feel analysis, grip trends, and recent experiences, transforming your driving data into meaningful insights about road conditions and vehicle response patterns.