MVGO - Mobility app Munich

MVGO - Mobility app Munich

MVV tickets and MyRadl

1.8K ratings
149 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 12, 2015
  • September 24, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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This app integrates public transport information for Munich and the MVV area with sharing services. It provides real-time departure times, route planning, and disruption alerts for buses, trains, and trams. Users can also find and book various sharing options like bikes, e-scooters, and cars, all within a single application.

✓Real-time departure monitor with disruption alerts
✓Route planner for public transport and regional travel
✓Mobile ticketing for Deutschlandticket and MVV subscriptions
✓Map view of sharing offers (bikes, e-scooters, cars)
✓Booking for bike, e-scooter, and car sharing
✓EV charging station locator
✓Station maps with lift and escalator status
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What's New in MVGO

7.38.0

September 24, 2026

• You will be notified via push notification when a MyRadl service fee applies. • You can now reserve MyRadl bikes that are not located at MyRadl stations.

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User reviews

Explanation

We need a better explanation how to use the app like you tube video. We lost 40euros

3-day ticket costs more than a 7-day ticket.

I find it odd that a 3-day ticket costs more than a weekly ticket which is why I gave it 2 stars.

Excessive Charges

They will charge you €40 as a reservation charge before you even make a journey. This is extremely excessive and made my trip difficult as I was on a tight budget.

Clunky

Should not have to take a huge deposit each day

Easy swipe, not the easiest to understand

As a foreigner it’s a little confusing understanding which trains to get on to get to a certain point. Everything’s so cluttered on the page it’s easy to mess up

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Ticket not loading in app after purchase

Bug

Issues with bike unlocking and locking

Bug

Login screen not working

Bug

App crashing on older devices

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Support for Apple Pay

Feature

Improved ticket purchasing flow

Feature

Better integration with transit schedules

Feature

More intuitive bike rental process

Feature

Ability to view past charges

Feature

FAQ

What does MVGO! do?

MVGO! combines public transport information for Munich and the MVV area with various sharing services. It offers real-time departure times, route planning, and disruption alerts for buses, trains, and trams. Additionally, it allows users to find and book bike sharing, e-scooters, car sharing, and EV charging stations.

What kind of tickets can I buy with MVGO!?

You can purchase various mobile tickets and subscriptions for the Munich transport and fare network, including the Deutschlandticket, Stripe Ticket, Bicycle Ticket, IsarCard, and personalized MVV subscriptions. These are available as digital tickets directly within the app.

Is MVGO! free to use?

The MVGO! app itself is free to download and use for accessing transport information and finding sharing services. However, purchasing tickets or booking sharing services will incur separate costs, as these are in-app purchases.

What sharing services are available through MVGO!?

MVGO! integrates various sharing options, including MVGRad bikes, e-bikes, and e-scooters from different providers. It also helps you find nearby car sharing offers and EV charging stations. You can often make reservations and bookings directly within the app or through the provider's own app.

What areas does MVGO! cover?

MVGO! provides comprehensive travel information for Munich and the entire MVV area, which includes surrounding regions in Bavaria. It covers public transport networks, fare zones, and sharing services within these geographical limits.