Haptic Feedback

Haptic feedback fires automatically on every column snap — no configuration needed.

Platform implementation

Platform	Implementation
Android	View.performHapticFeedback(CLOCK_TICK)
iOS	UISelectionFeedbackGenerator.selectionChanged()
Desktop	No-op
Web	No-op

Architecture

Haptics use Kotlin expect/actual declarations:

• Common: expect fun rememberHapticFeedback(): () -> Unit
• Android: Uses LocalView.current to access the Android View for haptic feedback
• iOS: Creates a UISelectionFeedbackGenerator and calls selectionChanged()
• JVM/Wasm: No-op lambdas

The haptic trigger is stored in PinchGridState and invoked whenever the column count changes — both from gesture snaps and programmatic snapToColumn() calls.