The account page asserted several things that were not backed by real state: - Two-Factor Authentication was hardcoded to "ENABLED" for every signed-in user. Now derives from the real Firebase multiFactor enrollment and shows "NOT ENABLED" (enroll in the mobile app) unless a factor is actually enrolled. - "App Connections & Sync" showed a hardcoded connected iOS app (iPhone 16 Pro, v4.1.0, "14m ago") and a paired "Cardo Packtalk Edge". Replaced with truthful states: real Google account link, authenticated-device count from the real /api/account/sessions data, and an honest "Unavailable on web" for Bluetooth comms/accessories (a browser cannot observe hardware pairing). Header status reflects real sign-in state. - Dashboard metrics initialised to fabricated totals (12,480 mi / 184 rides / 56.4 deg). Now initialise to zero; AppCloudData replaces them with the rider's real ride totals. - Dead controls fixed: "Manage Devices" and "Review active sessions" now anchor the real Active Device Sessions panel; the telemetry-privacy control no longer presents an unverified setting with a no-op "Change" button (managed in the mobile app). Also adds the Phase 1 website feature audit matrix (docs/). Tests: account-truthful-states asserts no fabricated device/pairing/sync claims render and that 2FA is never shown as ENABLED without a real enrolled factor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
Motorcycle Digital Dashboard 🏍️
A high-performance, dark-themed telemetry and analytics dashboard for motorcycles, built with Flutter.
Features
- Real-time Telemetry: Uses GPS and IMU sensors to calculate speed, lean angle (bank), and acceleration/braking G-forces.
- Automatic Ride Recording: Automatically starts tracking when movement is detected and logs your trip.
- Performance Analysis: Automatically measures 0-60 MPH and 0-100 MPH acceleration times.
- Ride History & Replay: View past rides, replay telemetry synchronized with a Google Map.
- Audio Alerts: Text-to-speech alerts for milestones and ride states to keep your eyes on the road.
- Data Export: Export your ride telemetry to
.csvor.gpxfor external analysis.
Setup & Building
- Ensure you have the Flutter SDK installed.
- Clone this repository.
- Run
flutter pub getto fetch dependencies. - Add your Google Maps API key in
android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml(replaceYOUR_API_KEY_HERE). - Run
flutter runorflutter build apk.
Architecture
- Framework: Flutter (Material 3).
- State Management: Riverpod for reactive UI state.
- Database: Drift (SQLite) for robust, local storage.
- Sensor Fusion: Complementary filter combining accelerometer and gyroscope for precise lean angles.
Documentation
The active documentation map and dated evidence archive are indexed in docs/README.md.
Disclaimer
This application relies on the accuracy of your smartphone's internal sensors. It should be securely mounted to the motorcycle using a rigid mount. Do not interact with the screen while riding. Ride safely!