I'm the developer for London Bus Pal and I'm looking for feedback
It's taking me many years to do this - I'm the solo developer for London Bus Pal and last month, I expanded the reach to all transport modes (so I'm in this weird situation where the app names says it's a bus app, but it actually covers all transport modes...I'm slowly fixing that, but it's difficult to get away from a name that has been around for 13 years!!).
Having lived in various parts of the capital, I've got a handle of how a transport app might help you (for example, when I was living near Norbiton station, you know the platform you need, but just need to be reminded of the train time; at East Croydon, you want to see platform information). If you are near Morden tube station, seeing the arrivals information is completely pointless and you want to see departures instead.
I spent a lot of time trying to tweak specific scenarios (and it's by no means perfect - for example, I don't know how to get only tram departures to show up like I am doing for the tube; I may have missed some terminus stations where departures are more important and so on).
It's a HUGE endeavour for a single-person operation like myself, but I'm proud of what I've done.
My difficulty is that I don't know all of the permutations and combinations (I happened to go to Ikea in Wembley the other day and realised that I needed to do something about stations where the overground and underground share tracks). I need more eyes to help so that I can make it better.
Care to take a look? https://buspal.app/blog/london-bus-pal-now-does-tube-tram-rail-and-more-heres-what-it-took/
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mulder.buspal
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/london-bus-pal/id1447045946
(I hate posts where people are disguising marketing as something else, this isn't it - I'm genuinely looking for feedback to find all the possible combinations and permutations I haven't thought of!! But of course, if this introduces you to a new app, or re-engages you, so be it. It's honestly not the intention of this post.)
