CapMetro Access vs UT Compass

Schedule and pay for rides on CapMetro Access – a demand-response, shared-ride service for people whose disabilities prevent them from riding other CapMetro bus and rail services.

One app for every building, dining hall, coffee shop, and study spot on the Forty Acres, always available, no matter connection or location! UT Compass is a campus directory and class planner built by a UT student for students! 175 places, hand-picked and hand-written. No AI filler, just a planner for anyone on campus! FIND ANYTHING ON CAMPUS - 73 buildings with official UT codes (GDC, PCL, WEL, RLP) - All 16 residence halls - 64 food spots, on campus and along the Drag - Every campus coffee shop and dining hall, with Dine In Dollars marked - Libraries, study lounges, and outdoor spots - Museums, stadiums, landmarks, and the places worth seeing once PLAN YOUR WEEK - Save your classes, clubs, and anything else with a place and a time - Multiple locations per entry, for classes that move rooms - Make your own categories with your own icons and colors - Tap any saved spot for directions in Apple Maps, Google Maps, Transit, or whatever you use WORKS WITHOUT A SIGNAL The whole directory ships inside the app: no loading, no waiting, no data. Useful in a basement lecture hall, on move-in day, or anywhere the network gives up. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS No account. No tracking. No ads. Everything you save lives on your phone, and you can export a backup or wipe it whenever you want. UT Compass is an independent student project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The University of Texas at Austin.