TriMet App Center
Transit tools for the web and mobile devices
Since TriMet made its schedule and arrival data available to the public several years ago, independent programmers have created a number of useful transit tools for riders. Below are some of the free and commercial applications that are available from third-party developers using TriMet's open data.
Questions? Comments? Let us know what you think. Email us at developerapps@trimet.org.
Dadnab™
Provides public transit directions (trip planning) via text messaging.
For phones with text messaging
Google Earth™
TriMet stops and stations are included in the "Transportation" layer under "Places of Interest."
For PC, iPhone, iPod Touch
Google Maps™
Provides public transit directions (trip planning) and information.
For web browsers and various mobile devices
iBus
Searches for nearest stops, provides arrival information and displays a map.
For iPhone, iPod Touch
PDX Bus
Provides public transit directions (trip planning), searches for nearest stops, provides arrival information and displays a map.
For iPhone, iPod Touch
Portland Transit
Searches for nearest stops, provides arrival information, displays a map and plans trips.
For Android
Public Transportation Stop and Service Finder
Displays all stops and routes within a geographic location.
For web browsers
Transicast
Searches for nearest stops, provides arrival information, and shows vehicle locations on a map.
For Android
Transit Board
Displays arrival information intended for use on full-size computer screens or kiosk displays.
For web browsers
Transit Time Map
Displays how far you can travel on public transit from a given location in a certain amount of time.
For web browsers
Note: These aren't "official" TriMet products, so we don't endorse, warrant or support any of the applications listed here. We tested them initially to make sure they work, but use them at your own risk. TriMet, in its sole discretion, may remove/add application listings without notice.