Reysko: Accessible Transit

Infocus Point

About this app

Reysko is an accessibility-first public-transit app that works for everyone. It
starts in Bulgaria and is growing across Europe.

Whatever your needs, Reysko adapts. It works with your screen reader, with
routes, stops and controls clearly labelled; offers high-contrast light and dark
themes, large text, and route lines marked by number and shape, not colour alone;
gives spoken, vibrating and on-screen guidance; keeps screens clear and the
language plain; and lets you search by voice.

Cities

- Sofia: bus, trolleybus, tram and metro
- Burgas: bus and trolleybus
- More European cities are added as their official transit data opens up

What it does

- Live arrival times where the transit agency publishes them, plus full
timetables
- A trip planner that offers you the fastest route, the one with fewer transfers,
and the one with less walking
- Guided trips that take you the whole way, from the first walk to the door of
your destination, telling you when to get off and what comes next
- Walking guidance with distance and direction (ahead, behind, left or right), a
map you can open full screen,
- Spoken guidance that names the place you are heading for, in a voice you choose
for each language, and that keeps talking with the screen locked
- Stop names announced as you approach them, so you know where you are without
looking
- Arrival alerts as your stop approaches, even with the phone in your pocket and
the screen locked
- Shake the phone to hear where you are
- Reminders to leave in time, and service alerts the moment you open a stop
- A backup of your saved stops, lines and settings that you can keep and restore
yourself
Private by design: no account, no ads and no cross-app tracking. Your location is
used only to find stops and guide you, never for advertising and never sold.

Reysko is free. Made by Infocus Point within the Access in Focus initiative.

What’s new

Now in Sofia and Burgas.

Guidance speaks with a real voice while the screen is locked and names the stop you are heading for. Stop names can be announced as you approach, and they keep arriving with the phone locked in your pocket.

Guidance can be felt too: taps for turns, milestones and arrival.

Trips to an address now end at the door. New: a backup of your saved stops, and a browser for railway stations. Fixed: TalkBack stays in your headphones.