Train Home

May 31, 2020

Improvements to the colour scheme for the Journey Details view when in Dark Mode

May 14, 2020

Minor improvements to dark mode and small tweaks to the app behind the scenes

October 23, 2019

Adding a new Watch Complication for some watch faces just to let you launch the watch app quickly. Slight improvements to the look of the app Correcting station locations for Oxford Parkway, Newcourt, Kenilworth, Apperley Bridge Adding stations which are either new or were missing: Worcestershire Parkway, Meridian Water, Maghull North, Warrington West, Robroyston and Corfe Castle

September 17, 2019

iOS 13 and Dark Mode Also: Fixing a crash that occurred when unpinning a departure Fixing the appearance of the Favourites settings and departed services icons in light mode Other small visual improvements to Light and Dark Mode

September 16, 2019

iOS 13 support and Dark Mode

August 30, 2019

Now, when prompting for Location permission for sorting your favourite stations on the Favourites tab, the app will only ask for permission while the app is in use. The only time the app will ask for "Always" permission is if you want to receive notifications of the next departures when you enter a station. This clarifies the reason for requesting location.

June 17, 2019

Fixing a crash that affected iOS 9 and iOS 10 users on launch. Sorry about that! Cleaning the appearance of the Departed Services screen slightly by removing the repeated train icon

April 26, 2019

New Features: - Adds SiriKit support so you can set up voice shortcuts for your favourite stations or pinned journeys - Allows you to set "Anywhere" as the destination station for an item in your favourites, for example if you just want to see "Birmingham New Street to Anywhere" in your favourites. If you use this new feature and you also sync your favourites across devices using iCloud, be sure to update the app on all your devices to make sure it displays properly! Bug Fixes/Improvements - On the watch app when viewing a journey the app will automatically scroll to the trains current location in the calling points like the main app does - Moves the separator line between each departure to be at the bottom of the cell rather than underneath the time so its clearer which data belongs to which train - Fixes final destination calling point on the journey details screen - it previously used to show 'Departed' for the final station, instead of 'arrived', even though it's the final station.

February 18, 2019

- Now you can pin and unpin departures directly from the watch app (as long as your phone is reachable from the watch) - Fixed an issue on the Watch app where the text could overlap the edge of the watch screen - Previously the app would append "(Tomorrow)" to the time of all departures that were tomorrow. Now it will only do that if the departure is far enough into tomorrow to mean the time is ambiguous (e.g. if it's 9pm now and the departure is 9pm tomorrow)

November 29, 2018

Now if you pin any journeys they will appear in the watch app. From here, you can keep track of the current state of your pinned journeys all on one screen from your watch, or tap any individual pinned journey to see more info about the calling points The watch app also now uses dynamic text sizing, so if you use the watch app and have your watch’s text size setting set larger, the app will respect this making it easier to read. Increasing the maximum number of favourite stations you can save