We’ve all been there: a mysterious light pops up on your dashboard, or your car starts making a sound you’ve never heard before. Your first thought isn't "I can't wait to learn what this is"—it’s "How much is this going to cost me?"

We believe you shouldn't need a engineering degree or be a mechanic just to feel safe and confident behind the wheel. We are building a digital companion designed to:

- Decode your dashboard in plain English.
- Show you how your car works with simple, 15-second animations.
- Protect your wallet with fair-price estimates before you ever walk into a shop.

Help us build the tool you actually want to use. This 2-minute survey helps ensure we’re solving the real headaches of car ownership.
1.When a mechanic explains a necessary repair to you, how often do you feel you have enough information to confidently agree or disagree with their recommendation?(Required.)
2.If you were told your "brake calipers" were sticking, which of the following would make you feel most comfortable approving the $400 repair?(Required.)
3.How much do you agree with this statement: "I would feel significantly safer driving if I had an AI tool that had 'read' my specific car's 400-page manual and could tell me exactly what an alert means in 5 seconds."(Required.)
4.If an app kept a "Digital Health Record" of your car (service history, part lifespans, and upcoming needs), how likely would you be to use that data to negotiate or "push back" on a mechanic's suggestion?(Required.)
5.When a warning light appears on your dash, which emotion is strongest: Curiosity to learn what it is, or Anxiety about what it will cost?(Required.)
6.On a scale of 1–5, how much do you agree with the following statements?
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neither Agree or Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
I consider my car a major asset that I want to take good care of.
I would like to understand the 'why' behind car repairs rather than just paying the bill.
The current tools available to me (owner’s manual, Google, YouTube) make it easy for me to learn about my specific car.
7.When you’ve tried to look up a car problem in the past, how would you describe the experience?(Required.)