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About Transit Pulse: NYC Subway

Catch your train at the right time — not 10 minutes early. Transit Pulse NYC gives you fast, real-time subway and bus arrivals so you can move through the city without guessing. Open the app, check your stop, and go. REAL-TIME NYC TRANSIT • Live subway arrival times for all NYC lines • Real-time bus tracking with accurate countdowns • "Now", "Approaching", and delay indicators at a glance • Stops-away tracking and destination display • Always up-to-date with official MTA data SEE THE WHOLE TRIP — FREE • Tap any train or bus to open its trip • View the full list of stops along the route, with your stop marked • Know exactly where it's headed before you board (Upgrade to Pro to watch it move live on the map.) FIND WHAT YOU NEED — FAST • Search any station or stop instantly • View nearby stations sorted by distance • Browse by subway line or route • Save your favorite stops for quick access • Choose direction (Uptown / Downtown) with one tap SERVICE ALERTS THAT MATTER • See delays, reroutes, and planned work • Filter alerts by your saved stations • Clear severity indicators so you know what's important TRANSIT PULSE PREMIUM Upgrade for a faster, more powerful experience: • Watch your bus move on a live map — tap to expand full-screen and pan, with the route's stops right alongside • Live Activities & Dynamic Island tracking • Lock screen countdowns for your next train or bus • Real-time notifications for arrivals and delays • Faster refresh rates (up to 4× faster) • Unlimited saved stations • Advanced filtering and tracking features Free trial available. Monthly and yearly plans offered. MADE FOR iPhone Duo Transit Pulse adapts to every fold — a focused arrivals view on the cover screen, a glanceable StandBy board in tent mode, and a two-pane layout with a live trip map when the device is open. BUILT FOR NYC Designed specifically for New York City commuters. Fast, simple, and focused — no clutter, no unnecessary steps. PRIVACY FIRST Transit Pulse NYC keeps your data local and does not collect unnecessary personal information. Terms of Use: https://www.transitpulsenyc.com/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://www.transitpulsenyc.com/privacy.html

Ratings & reviews

5.0

7 ratings

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What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated October 26, 2026

Built for iPhone Duo. Transit Pulse now adapts to every fold — a focused arrivals view on the cover screen, a glanceable StandBy board in tent mode, and a two-pane layout with a live trip map when the device is open. • Tap any train or bus to see its full route — now free. Free riders get the complete stop list for a trip; Pro adds live tracking. • iPhone Duo support — adapts across the cover screen, tent StandBy, and a two-pane trip view when open. • Pro bus tracking now shows the full route stop list alongside the live map, with tap-to-expand full-screen panning. • Refreshed launch animation, plus fixes and polish.

App privacy

The developer, Pablo hernandez, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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