Graveloracle uses AI to analyze weather and road conditions, then recommends the optimal tire setup for your ride.
Wider tires provide more grip and comfort on loose or wet surfaces. The AI considers:
The tread pattern affects grip and rolling resistance:
Slick - Fast on dry, hard surfaces
File tread - Good all-round grip
Semi-slick - Fast center, grip on corners
Knobby - Maximum grip in mud and loose gravel
Lower pressure increases grip and comfort but may risk pinch flats. The AI balances:
When ice risk is detected, the AI warns about the need for studded tires:
Beyond tires, Graveloracle analyzes what gear you need:
Gravel roads stay wet much longer than asphalt. The AI checks recent weather history:
The AI looks at precipitation over your entire 2-hour ride window:
NO: No rain expected
SHELL JACKET: Light rain, ≤2mm total
RAIN SUIT: Heavy rain, >2mm total
We calculate how it actually feels when cycling at 20 km/h, accounting for wind chill and humidity.
Below 10°C: Wind Chill formula (NWS)
10-27°C: Steadman Apparent Temperature
Above 27°C: Heat Index (humidity effect)