The StreetPulse: NavHUD app analytics for December 29

A minimalistic circular map opens on the screen, seamlessly integrated into the interface and designed with a clean, immersive radar-style aesthetic. The white texture of the roads, thin gray outlines, and smooth motion along the route create the sense of a compact, focused navigation tool where everything revolves around the user’s position and direction. At the center is a drop-shaped marker representing the current location, while a subtle letter N at the top shows north, helping to maintain orientation in space. The marker moves in real time, responding fluidly to turns and shifts in direction. The map is always centered on the user, framed by a circular boundary that creates the effect of a personal navigation radar. When zooming in or rotating, the interface uses smooth transitions and gentle animations to preserve immersion and realism. At the bottom of the screen sits the Change HUD button, which allows the user to modify the visual style of the map. There are several modes available: a standard view with detailed streets, a minimalist version with contour lines, and a dark mode designed for use at night. Switching between styles includes a light animation and a subtle vibration response, enhancing the tactile feel of interaction and providing a sense of presence within the environment. In the HUD adjustment mode, users can select different camera perspectives — a top-down angle, a third-person view, or a fixed orientation where the map rotates according to the user’s gaze direction. Each mode offers a unique sense of control and movement, allowing navigation to feel personal and adaptive. Despite the dynamic effects, the interface remains minimal and intuitive: no controls obstruct the view, and all interactive elements are neatly positioned at the bottom of the screen, maintaining a clear focus on the map itself. A dedicated section is designed for creating checkpoints. Users can add them at any moment while located at a desired position. A simple tap opens a compact menu with a variety of icons to choose from — such as a flag, home, car, target, store, or café. Once selected, the icon remains fixed on the map and is saved locally for later access. Checkpoints behave as persistent markers: they stay visible even when zooming or switching styles and never interfere with navigation. To delete a checkpoint, simply tap on it again and confirm the action. The Support Us section serves as a quiet thank-you space — a gesture of appreciation for users who choose to help the project evolve. Supporting the developers enables the addition of new features, refined visuals, and continued improvement of the interactive experience. Privacy Policy: https://doc-hosting.flycricket.io/the-streetpulse-navhud-privacy-policy/5d063c14-94ba-4981-b575-25eeda60ce18/privacy Terms of Use: https://doc-hosting.flycricket.io/the-streetpulse-navhud-terms-of-use/36198ff1-5417-4752-806b-ed8d55b4c4fa/terms