Calling At: UK Trains

Your train, live. Pick the train you're catching: from, to and when. Calling At follows it for you: where it is right now, which platform, and when you'll get in. On a map, on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. PICK THE TRAIN, NOT THE STATION • Find any direct train in Great Britain by route and time, up to 90 days ahead, or by its headcode. • Your nearest station is already filled in. • Follow a train you're not on, to see when someone gets in. WHERE'S MY TRAIN? Before you board, see where your train is now, even if it set off hours ago. The 13:02 from York to London started in Edinburgh at 10:30, so you can watch it come down the line. ON THE MAP, ON THE REAL LINE • Your train moves along the actual track, worked out from the railway's own signalling data. • When a position is an estimate, it says so. It never shows your train past a station it hasn't reached. • Every stop with its time and platform. A tick means the railway has recorded the time. • Its coaches, how busy they were, and which part to sit in when it divides, where known. YOUR LOCK SCREEN KEEPS UP About an hour before you leave, your train comes to your Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island by itself: platform, countdown, delay, next stop and when you'll arrive. It keeps up while the app is closed, and shows in your Apple Watch's Smart Stack. IT TELLS YOU FIRST One alert for each change that matters, never the same one twice: the platform announced or changed, running late or with no estimate yet, cancelled and why, stops cancelled, back on, next stop is yours, and arrived. Choose which you get, and how late counts as late. EVERY TRAIN YOU'VE TAKEN Your Logbook adds them up: distance, time on trains, how often you arrived on time, the operators you've ridden and your longest journey. Collect badges for milestones and nations, each a railway ticket stamped with the day. CALLING AT PRO For the trains you take again and again: • Repeat schedules. Choose the days, and your usual train is tracked on each of them, with its alerts and Live Activity, even with the app closed. • The Next train widget on your Home Screen and in StandBy, and the Apple Watch app with its complications. • The Delay Repay helper. When a train you were on arrives late enough, Calling At says you may be able to claim, links to the operator's claim page, and reminds you before the last day. It never files a claim for you. • More from your Logbook: four badge collections (Landmarks, Scenic lines, Stations and Feats), punctuality by route, and an export of every journey. Following any train, alerts and the Live Activity stay free. Calling At Pro is a monthly or annual subscription, each with a free week for new subscribers, or a one-off lifetime purchase. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation, or when the free week ends. A subscription renews automatically unless you cancel it at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account to make. Your journeys, Logbook and location stay on your iPhone. Our server holds only what it needs to send alerts (and, with Pro, your repeats and purchase), and deletes each train a day after you arrive. Anonymous usage data never says where you travel, and one switch turns it off. Delete all data removes everything. WHICH TRAINS Every passenger train in National Rail's live data across Great Britain, including the Elizabeth line, London Overground and Heathrow Express. Not the Underground, trams, Eurostar or Northern Ireland. For a journey with a change, track each train. Calling At is an independent app made by a tiny team. It isn't affiliated with National Rail or any train operator. Train data from National Rail Enquiries and Network Rail. Maps © OpenStreetMap contributors. Privacy policy: https://callingat.woolf.io/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/