Dromo

Dromo tells you which bus to take and, most importantly, when to get off.

Save the route you're on, and Dromo follows the journey for you. When you're close to your stop, it will alert you—even if your phone is in your pocket or the screen is off. You'll never miss your stop again because you're distracted or glued to your phone.

WHAT DROMO DOES

• It tells you when to get off. It follows your journey and alerts you in time to get ready, without you having to constantly check the map.

• It tells you if it's better to walk. When the bus is slow, it compares the time remaining on board with the time it would take to walk. If walking gets you there faster, it tells you.

• What's happening near you. The stops and routes that pass by your location, with the minutes until the next one.

• How to get from one point to another. Which bus to take, where to get on, where to get off, and, if you need to change buses, which one is the next bus and where to change.

• What people are saying. That the route was diverted, that it's full, that it didn't come today. Things no published schedule can tell you.

• No account, no registration. Dromo doesn't ask for an email or password. You open it and it works, and everything lives on your phone.

MADE FOR LATIN AMERICA

In much of Latin America, buses don't have fixed stops or published schedules: they stop wherever you hold out your hand. Dromo understands this and works with that reality—it doesn't promise you a platform that doesn't exist, it tells you where to walk and when to get on.

Barranquilla first, with Transmetro and its feeder routes. More cities on the way.

Dromo is from Oithink Tech.