A Mac menu bar app for Berlin

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The next departure from your stop, in your menu bar, all day. You look up, you leave, you make the train.

The whole product, at a glance: the line you take and the minutes until it leaves.

What the menu bar says

M10 3′ is the line you take and the minutes until it leaves. The app knows your walk to the stop, so departures you could no longer make are gone from the list and the number is always one you can act on. Pick any line, a direction or a whole stop for the bar.

What a click shows

The board: every stop you use, the next departures with direction, time and delay, warnings once per line, cancellations struck through, in the official line colours. A table, the way the platform shows it.

Leave now

One notification, at walking time before the departure you asked for. It moves with the delay and is withdrawn when the train is cancelled, with the next one named. Quiet hours, and a snooze for the day.

Widgets and the Apple TV

Three widget sizes on the Mac and on the iPhone, the countdown as the largest thing on them. On the Apple TV, the same stops at ten-foot size for the kitchen across the room, synced from your Mac through iCloud.

Set up in fifteen seconds

Type your address or press "Where am I". Pick the stops you use. Say how long the walk is. Location is used once, to list the stops near you, and never read again.

Who it is for

People who take the same tram, U-Bahn, S-Bahn or bus from a desk in Berlin every day and would rather look up than pick up the phone.

Free, with everything unlocked. Departure data comes from VBB through our own server; the app talks to that server and to nothing else. The Mac App Store link goes here once the review is through.