tpg

Transports publics genevois

About this app

Get all the region's mobility in your pocket with the tpg app. In just a few taps, you can plan your journeys, check upcoming departures, buy your tickets, and stay updated in real time on any disruptions across the network.

You can also add your SwissPass directly to the app to present it during ticket checks. Simple and convenient!

Whether you're a regular commuter or an occasional traveller, the tpg app helps you organise your trips to suit your needs. For your daily journeys, you can instantly see waiting times for the next vehicle, your travel time, and available connections. For one-off trips, the route planner finds you the best door-to-door journey, while geolocation points you to the nearest stop.

The tpg app also gives you live traffic updates. See at a glance how roadworks, diversions, or incidents might affect your route, so you can plan ahead and adjust your trip if needed.

Key new features include:

In-app ticket purchases
Digital SwissPass, right in the app
Accessibility features and travel info for passengers with disabilities
Designed to be simple, clear, and efficient, the tpg app helps you save time every day and make the most of Geneva's public transport network. Download it now and choose mobility that's practical, intuitive, and sustainable.

This app requires an Internet connection.

Ratings and reviews

Consistently gets worse with time. The September 2026 update removed: - The ability to click on a stop along the route you're taking to see connections - Seeing more than 30 minutes into the future from a given stop. - Visibility on where along a route a vehicle actually is (only works after you've gotten on and you've left the stop you're searching from). Additionally, as far as I can tell, the tracking of vehicles is somehow worse. I leave the house as instructed by the app and always miss it.

I am editing my review after familiarizing myself with this app and now I can say that this version really is even worse than the last version! It doesn't tell you how many minutes until the next bus. Instead, it tells you how late it is according to the schedule, and you have to do the arithmetic. I am deleting this app and using the CFF instead, which works better.

Ticket descriptions are dangerously unclear I was fined CHF75 despite purchasing a ticket because the app makes it difficult to understand which ticket applies. What does “AOS/DI” mean to an ordinary passenger? Different ticket types show almost identical descriptions despite different conditions. Clearly label “Adult full fare”, “Reduced fare – eligibility required”. Ticketing shouldn't require decoding internally transport jargon. I paid CHF75 to discover your UX problem. You're welcome!

What’s new

- Fixed a screen brightness issue when displaying the SwissPass.
- Various fixes to French labels and translations.