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

This app is terrible in tracking light rail. It has ghost trains. Terrible experience! Also you need to create a new trip every time you want to see how to get somewhere which accumulates to a higher list. Not designed from user perspective. It is just a collage of functions the way the transport system it's. Very segmented, not friendly

This app is really easy to use and information about time, platforms and connections are displayed clearly. The only thing that would make it super functional is being able to click on a departure time and set an alarm to be reminded to leave with enough time to get to the station. EDIT: Thanks Dev, I hadn't seen the alarm. Makes sense to me to long press a time in the primary list to trigger alarm option instead of drilling down two levels and then clicking the menu top right, but good to know.

does a great job. I need to work out how to differentiate between one-off trips that I may not need to save and 'favourite trips'. This app does a better job at identifying live delays than the Opal app and multiple options to get places because it focuses on point-to-point rather than services by line. it doesn't communicate Ad hoc issues that aren't delays. but that's not what it's for. PS. Thanks to the Developer for immediately pointing me towards a way to organise the trips

What’s new

- Added support for incremental timetable updates
- Improved contrast in dark mode