Haptic Feedback

Overview

Haptic feedback gives you a physical confirmation when you interact with MileIntel on your phone. A quick vibration when you complete an action, a subtle pulse when you pull to refresh — small touches that make the app feel responsive.

Actions That Trigger Haptics

• Pull to refresh — a light tap when the refresh threshold is reached.
• Tab switch — a subtle click when you tap a bottom tab.
• Trip card actions — a medium pulse when you long-press a trip card for quick actions.
• Swipe actions — feedback when you swipe to archive or delete.
• Form submission — a confirmation vibration when you save settings, create a trip, or submit a search.
• Notifications — a distinct pattern when a push notification arrives while the app is open.
• Toggle switches — a click when you flip a toggle in Settings.

How to Disable

If haptics aren't your thing:

1. Go to Settings > Appearance.
2. Toggle Haptic Feedback to off.
3. All vibrations from MileIntel stop immediately.

This only affects MileIntel. Your phone's system haptics are controlled separately in your device settings.

Key Details

• Haptic feedback uses the Web Vibration API. It works on most Android devices and iPhones with a Taptic Engine (iPhone 7 and later).
• Haptics are disabled automatically if your phone is in silent/vibrate-off mode.
• The intensity adapts to the action — navigation taps are lighter, confirmations are stronger.

Tips

1. Keep haptics on for at least a week before deciding. Most users find them useful once they're used to the feedback patterns.