StopSure
A quiet alarm for your train stop. Pick your stations once — your phone vibrates as each one comes up, even with the screen off and no signal underground. Read, listen, nap: StopSure watches the stops.
No route to plan, nothing to start each morning.
Home, work, anywhere you often go — up to five. Change trains somewhere and want a reminder there too? Add that station.
Once. It starts by itself when you're on a train — or, if you prefer, tap the banner when you board.
"Next stop", then "Arriving". It keeps going until you tap Got it, or get up and walk to the door.
Underground, on a crowded car, with your eyes closed.
Everything runs on your phone, so it works deep underground. No GPS, no location permission.
The alert vibrates — even in silent mode. With earbuds in, a voice says the station; never on the speaker.
The vibration repeats until you answer. A tap from inside a pocket or bag doesn't count.
One alert per station per ride, and nothing in between. Passing work on a Saturday? Tap Got it and that's that.
A banner on top of whatever you're doing — and a full card on the lock screen.
No live map, no dashboards. Your stations, on or off, and two settings.
Subway and light rail, station by station, from each system's own timetable.
A stop alarm has to know where you're going. That's exactly why nothing leaves your phone.