A Complete, Brand New, and Colorful Jakarta Rail App

[YellowJacket]

It's always amazing to witness the endless evolution of all the major asian cities.

One aspect of this evolution is the public transportation: it makes the life easier for so many people, both tourists and locals, while also bringing new opportunities and reducing our beloved traffic.

This is why I've decided to keep track of this evolution not only by designing maps of many of the major cities, but also building metro apps around them!

After receiving an amazing feedback for my previous projects, today I've finally released a rail app for Jakarta!
It has a beautiful intuitive map, routes description, travel times, fares and much more. The app core features are completely free, with some more advanced ones available for a small fee.

You can download the app for free here.

Thank you and, please, let me know what you think
Have a nice day!

Federico

 

[William King]

nice one.

 

[YellowJacket]

nice one.

Thank you Please enjoy~

 

[El_Goretto]

Looking good! Are you planning an Android version? Most people use Android here.

 

[YellowJacket]

Looking good! Are you planning an Android version? Most people use Android here.

Hi there, thanks for the kind words
For the moment iOS only, I'm sorry!

I develop these apps in my spare time:
building on both platforms would require too much time/work and the result wouldn't be as good.

 

[El_Goretto]

Hi there, thanks for the kind words
For the moment iOS only, I'm sorry!

I develop these apps in my spare time:
building on both platforms would require too much time/work and the result wouldn't be as good.

That's too bad. Hope you find the time one day!

 

[El_Goretto]

For your information, 2 new lines will open in Jakarta soonish: the MRT and the LRT.

 

[YellowJacket]

That's too bad. Hope you find the time one day!

Thank you, I will post here if it ever happens

 

[YellowJacket]

For your information, 2 new lines will open in Jakarta soonish: the MRT and the LRT.

Oh, yes! I've mentioned them in my blog post here. Looking forward to the openings!