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About Mosey: Commute Traffic Alarm

Mosey is an alarm clock for your drive to work: a wake-up alarm that adjusts to traffic and tells you when to leave for work. Tell it once where you're going and when you need to be there. Every morning Mosey checks the traffic on your route, works out the minute you need to leave, and wakes you early enough to make it. Never leave too late — or too early — again.

A WAKE-UP ALARM THAT MOVES WITH THE TRAFFIC
An ordinary alarm rings at the same time whether the roads are empty or gridlocked. Mosey's rings when today's traffic says you need to be up. It is a real alarm, not a notification: it fills the lock screen, rings through silent mode and Do Not Disturb (when that lets alarms through, as it does by default), and keeps ringing until you stop it. Mosey sets it from the traffic expected that morning, then checks live traffic in the hour or two before you leave: every 15 minutes, then every 5. If the drive gets longer, the alarm moves earlier. By default only your first reminder is an alarm and the later ones are notifications; turn on "Every reminder rings" to make them all alarms.

BY TRAIN IN THE NETHERLANDS
Commute by train? Pick two NS stations and how long it takes you to reach the platform. Mosey plans your morning around a real train, using NS's live train times: the latest one that gets you there on time (a direct train if it leaves at most 15 minutes earlier), or the train you always take. If it's cancelled, misses its connection or runs late, your alarm moves to an earlier train — a delay never makes you leave later. The evening before, Mosey tells you if tomorrow isn't a normal morning, and on the day the app shows the whole trip: when to leave home, your train and its track, any change, and when you'll be there.

SET IT UP IN A MINUTE
• Add your commute in three steps: by car or train, where you're going, and when you need to be there (and on which days)
• Then Mosey shows the plan before you save — leave at 08:27 in Monday traffic, alarm at 07:57
• Save, and Mosey confirms exactly when it will wake you. Tap "Hear your alarm" to try it
• Not ready yet? Look around with the sample commute, then make it yours in one tap

KNOW THE EXACT MINUTE TO LEAVE
• Reminders at the moments you choose, from an hour ahead to the minute you go
• A countdown on your lock screen in the two hours before each departure
• A home screen widget with your next leave-by time
• Weather-aware alerts: in rain, fog and snow, your departure alerts allow extra drive time

SEE HOW IT WENT
• After-commute summary: when you got there, and how traffic compared with usual
• Weekly recap on Sunday evening: your commutes, the average drive and the slowest day
• Statistics by week, month and year, for every route or just one — for a train, how often it ran on time
• Commute history and a traffic forecast for your next drive

FEATURES
• Moving wake-up alarm with snooze (5, 10 or 15 minutes) and skip-a-morning
• Eight alarm tones — chimes, bells and classical melodies, none of them a one-second beep
• Unlimited routes, each with its own days, buffer and reminders
• Drives wherever Apple Maps has live traffic, and trains between Dutch stations — no bus, tram or metro
• In English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish
• No account, no sign-up, no ads, no tracking

MADE IN THE NETHERLANDS
Mosey is made by TIT, a Dutch technology company. It is free, with no in-app purchases.

Apple Maps is a trademark of Apple Inc. NS is a trademark of NV Nederlandse Spoorwegen. Mosey is not affiliated with Apple or NS.

What’s new

Version 1.0 · Updated October 24, 2026

Send Feedback now attaches a diagnostics file from your phone (settings, alarms and recent crash records, no places or names), so a problem report shows what happened. You can remove it before sending.