When a trip stops working, Shoo. plans it again by itself and carries on with the new route: after a missed service, a connection that can’t be made any more, or a stop out of reach on foot. The banner and the Lock Screen say what changed.
Chloe is on this busArrives 1:26 pmA friend riding a service is drawn on their real vehicle, where Transport for NSW publishes its live position, and tapping them follows it. When a friend shares a trip with you, it can come to your Dynamic Island and stay up to date until it ends.
How to ride in one row: pay with a card, phone, watch or Opal, tap on, ride, tap off, and the fare caps itself. The airport is one tap away, in all 17 languages.
Home and Work, your commutes and your stops in one clean list. The first two commutes sit under Where to? and on the widget, in the order you set with Edit.
Guidance notices when a service leaves without you, says so, and offers Get the next one, planned from where you are. A service’s page also tells you when its stop is too far to reach before it leaves.
Every Sunday night, Shoo.’s server builds the network’s stops, routes and lines from Transport for NSW’s timetables. Your phone checks once a day and swaps in a new copy on Wi-Fi while you use the app.