TripView

TripView Pty Ltd

About this app

TripView displays Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane public transport timetable data on your phone. It features a summary view showing your next services, as well as a full timetable viewer. All timetable data is stored on your phone, so it can be used offline.

Features:
- View times for any saved trip with a single tap
- Trackwork and service interruption information
- Interactive maps (create your trip by clicking on your station/stop)
- Alarms (arrival/departure, time/distance)
- Multi-modal trip editor (customise exact change locations / lines)
- Real-time delay information and vehicle map (subject to data availability)

NOTE: Best efforts are taken to ensure timetable accuracy, but no guarantees are made. If you find an error in the timetable, please email [e-mail] with details. No guarantees are made about real-time data availability. If the transit operator doesn't provide real-time data for a particular service, TripView will revert to showing the scheduled time, as per the timetable.

Ratings and reviews

Much more accurate than the Opal app. but trip planning is lacking. Difficult to combine different modes of travel. I use the Opal app to plan my trip and TripView to do the actual travelling. It's accuracy alone though made it worthwhile for me to purchase. Once the trip is set-up it works great. Perfect for my daily commute.

Great app, good to have the real time data of your transport route. Fantastic way to arrange trips and save your regularly used transport routes. My only gripe is that since every trip you search up is saved, it creates a massive backlog of extra trips and there seems to be no way of selecting multiple trips in order to delete them. It seems like you can only do it one by one at the moment. This would probably be the only thing I'd recommend.

After 2 years overseas I am finally back in Sydney to use this app. It seems that the real-time nature of this app has become unreliable. It seems to be off by around 5 minutes. Using the Train Tracker feature, it seems that the train I just got on doesn't exist, whereas the train prior to and after me does. Maybe this isn't the all's fault as it is just pulling data from an API, but this has never happened before.

What’s new

- Added themed icon support
- Prioritise same platform transfers where possible
- Fixed bug where occupancy indicator only showed the first 8 carriages of Mariyung trains
- Updated to support API level 35 & 16KB pages
- Fixed incorrect status bar colour on some devices