Bring fragmented signals together
Schedules, station boards, delays and disruptions exist across many operators and formats. We organise them into one clear reading.
About the project
Making European rail information genuinely useful.
We build simple, fast and dependable tools to help travellers understand a journey and act at the right time.
Never invent certainty
Scheduled, observed and estimated information remains distinct. A degraded source is explained instead of disguised.
Protect the traveller's attention
An alert should be sent only when a change may require a decision, without repeating the same event.
Keep sources visible
Operators, national access points and open-data projects remain credited with their freshness and coverage limits.
Built around the moment when uncertainty becomes stressful.
A traveller rarely needs another mass of raw data. They need to know whether the chosen train is running, where it leaves from, what changed and whether the information is still fresh.
How we work
Clarity
Plain language, explicit sources and no ambiguity between planned, observed and estimated data.
Speed
Search and station pages designed for the few minutes before departure, including on mobile.
Respect for data
Minimal personal data, source-specific licences and no promise beyond what each feed can support.
Start with a real station
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