u/FoxHopeful7357

A while ago I was looking at cars before choosing the Cupra Raval, and since I kept asking Google to compare their sizes, I thought of making something quicker for anyone who just wants to check a few cars they already have in mind, or compare them with their current car.
It also lets you add a parking space or your garage dimensions, so you can compare the space in the different views.

(made with AI, as the design obviously gives away 😂)
https://carsizing.com/

• You choose the type (electric, hybrid, diesel…), the brand and the model, and add the car to the list.
• It shows all the cars overlaid at the same scale.
• You can see them from the side, from above and from the front, for a quick comparison.
• You can share the comparison or export it as a PDF, to send to someone or to keep as a reference for later.
• Below that there's a table with the measurements, the base price and, for electric and plug-in hybrids, the range. I added these later just to make comparing easier. Prices change all the time, but it gives you a rough idea.
• At the end I also added an extra page with several head-to-head comparisons between similar cars, for anyone who doesn't have any ideas yet, or who might discover a similar car they hadn't considered.

The measurements come from the brands' official spec sheets, but if you spot a mistake or a missing model, let me know and I'll fix it (or the AI will :P).

Suggestions and constructive criticism are, of course, welcome :)

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After hearing the latest CEO words in a podcast I got the following ideas I tried to summarize in AI after write since English is not my main language and avoid loose focus on text to complain with my grammar :)

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3S9UP1SfvTc3tujDM8nlxY?si=jE6ROglIRaWN3\_05g75T7Q&utm\_source=copy-link

Takeaways from the CEO's podcast interview

A 180-person company running on agents. The team is small and much of the work is handed off to AI agents operating in the background — including email — with limited human oversight of what those agents actually do. That would explain the duplicate marketing emails and the thin customer support. For a product costing around 5k, that's hard to justify.

Retail push, cheaper hardware. He mentioned moving into retail within the next year. My read: the Pod 6 will be smaller and cheaper so it fits the Best Buy / Amazon shelf, with slimmer packaging to cut shipping costs. Some of the premium feel goes away, but a lower price reaches far more people.

The app is fully vibecoded. No developer is writing the code by hand anymore, which lines up with the bugs everyone reports and the large discrepancies in the bio-age numbers.

Where I disagree with him: token costs. He expects both price per token and usage to fall. I'd bet the opposite. Once a company routes its product, its support, and its engineering through AI, that dependency is locked in — and providers will raise usage prices to recover their costs.

And the exit is blocked. With this much vibecoded and legacy code, nobody left in the building fully understands the system, so unwinding the dependency isn't realistic. The company absorbs higher usage costs, still needs margin, and the difference lands on the customer's subscription. So good luck trying to find a human engineer to decode all the previous vibecoded code done and try to fix anything with ask again AI and keep pay high usage costs

These are just my impressions, but I don't see a healthy long-term path for a company this AI-heavy with no engineer doing real coding work — only prompting.

I guess this is becoming a bit too much no? First they put all those member 2 month refer offers popping up, then they push all kind of new test labs even when not even available in Europe
Now when you want to check for app options and firmware updates first you have to go throw all their shopping page , guess they really want to profit from current customers since probably is hard to find new ones with all competition rising
And this is paying 400 euros ANNUAL to keep access the information so I would guess soon a low-tier One subscription will be flooded with ads even more aggressive ... worst part is you can't

This makes me really sad , can someone remind me how much is the rings and memberships for each of those?

Same as many other wereables seems the lower RHR is just cut at 39 bpm so usually I get a 34 to 38 bpm during summer times that are coming so guess I will have always 39 fixed value on those nights :/

And if it's target for some more athlete audience same as whoop will have many people on this situations at lower RHR values

Funny how you can ask stuff to Oura advisor and still give you an answer and not try to say they can't answer that like they did with features xD

I know this form was old but I feel this kind of question would be used for put more tiers and increase price over subscription like some alarm under a higher cost lol

For now I bet they are using to funnel those questions to then throw into the website the cherry pick numbers where X % of their users can't live without Y and ignore most of the negative ones and get lost into the AI summarize tool throw into the forms to save time when customers try to provide real pain points and constructive feedback