This app provides comprehensive navigation for New York City's public transit system, comparing walking, bus, and subway routes for the fastest door-to-door trips. It offers real-time arrival estimates, service change updates, and spoken directions, with an optional Pro version for enhanced features.
1.0.2
September 3, 2026
Choose your language on first launch and switch it anytime in Settings. Address suggestions are more reliable across NYC, including Queens addresses with hyphenated house numbers. Navigation now starts with one clear action and keeps the live map, spoken directions, every step and Lock Screen progress together.
MoreUnlimited saved address trips and route preferences.
$39.99
BoroWay Pro Lifetime
Lifetime access to saved trips and advanced routing.
Thank you so much! We’re thrilled that BoroWay’s live arrivals and route planning make your NYC commute easier. Your support means a lot to us. Safe travels!
BoroWay is a navigation app designed specifically for New York City's subway, bus, and walking routes. It aims to simplify journeys by comparing different transit options and providing clear, step-by-step guidance.
Essential navigation features in BoroWay are free. The app also offers a premium subscription called BoroWay Pro for advanced features, with pricing clearly displayed before purchase.
BoroWay Pro is available through monthly ($2.99/P1M) and annual ($14.99/P1Y) subscription plans. A limited Founders Lifetime option may also be available.
No, BoroWay does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, focusing on providing a seamless navigation experience.
Currently, BoroWay is supported on iPhones. The app is designed for iOS devices, offering features like Lock Screen Live Activity integration.
BoroWay was last updated on September 3, 2026, with version 1.0.2. The app is actively maintained to provide the latest transit information and features.
BoroWay supports English, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. The interface can be changed in settings, while official transit names remain in their original language.
BoroWay provides service changes in plain language and offers route-specific alerts without citywide noise. It also allows users to report and dismiss community observations relevant to their route.
