Overtrain vs TrainRadar Tokyo

Overtrain turns your trip across rail networks into a more immersive experience. Pick where you're going, start your journey, and Overtrain shows you the next station, arrivals, and transfers on a simulated LCD panel - the same one you see above the doors in a train. The simulated LCD panel floats above your apps, and there is also a Live Activity that lets you glance at where you are at on your journey. Plan a journey in seconds - Search any station and set your route from, to, and via - Choose the train or route that fits, with real departure times - Avoid specific lines, and tune walking speed - Save your regular trips to start again in one tap Stay updated during your ride - A train-inspired simulated LCD panel shows your position, the next stop, and the stops ahead - Choose from various LCD panel styles, inspired from styles from Japan, London trains, and from fiction - Picture-in-Picture keeps the display floating while you use other apps - Live Activities put your next station and delay on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island Built-in and customized train lines - Choose from built-in railways operating in Tokyo, Saitama, Yokohama, and more - Direct "through" services and skip-stop express trains are supported - Build your own custom lines, and also additionally share or and import custom lines - Fully bilingual in Japanese and English, with faithful station-name typography Note: Overtrain uses public railway timetable data, and is built and maintained by a single developer. Railway timetable may become inaccurate with time, and providing feedback is possible from within the app.

TrainRadar lets you view the current locations of trains on a map. Want to know where your train is right now? TrainRadar makes it easy to see trains moving along railway lines in real time. Key Features • View current train locations on a map • Tap a train to see detailed information • Show or hide individual railway lines • Check train type and destination information • View delay and service information • Zoom and move around the map to follow trains Use TrainRadar for your daily commute, when checking train movements, or simply when you want to see where trains are running. Support for additional railway operators and lines may be added over time. Please note: Displayed information is based on data provided by external data sources. Actual train operations may differ depending on network conditions or data availability. Data Sources and Licenses This app uses data provided by the Association for Open Data of Public Transportation and participating railway operators and related data providers. For detailed information about data sources and licenses, please see “Data Sources & Licenses” in the app.