Barcelona and Vallès buses, metro, Rodalies, FGC, TRAM and Bicing in one app. No account. And when there is no live data, it tells you.
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One per operator, each with its own account, and the one you need goes down on the day of the storm.
"Arriving in 3 minutes" turns into 12. A cancelled train just vanishes from the list.
Home, work, your usual station. No sign-up.
They are already there, with the minutes left: live, or labelled "scheduled".
Disruption alerts for your lines and a planner with today's delays.
Every departure says whether it is live or scheduled. Cancelled trains say "cancelled".
If an operator stops answering, it says so and the rest carries on. No signal: the latest data and how old it is.
No sign-up, no ads, no analytics. Your stops stay on your phone.
Rodalies, FGC, metro and bus together at each station, Vallès buses included.
A notification when a line at one of your stations is disrupted. No account.
The full timetable for today, tomorrow or next Saturday.
Search for a street or a place: a route with changes and live FGC and Rodalies delays.
Your train on the map, a countdown on the Lock Screen and a reminder before your stop.
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Free and ad-free. Everything on this page is free. If you want more, A Temps+ (a one-off 1.99 €, no subscription) adds your train's punctuality, a daily alert when it's late, advanced widgets, Apple Watch and Siri.
No. It's independent and free; timetables and live times are the ones each operator publishes.
No. A Temps doesn't touch tickets, so a ticketing outage can't leave you without times.
The stop you look up and, only if you turn on disruption alerts, an anonymous identifier and the lines you follow. Never your location.
It shows the latest data it had and how old it is.
Yes: Rodalies, FGC, Generalitat intercity buses and Moventis buses in the Vallès.