This release is all about trust. When you check a departure time in Go NYC, it needs to be right. In 1.3.0 we've made significant improvements to the reliability and accuracy of arrival and departure data across the board. We've put a lot of work into the underlying data layer, and we're not done yet. More improvements are on the way.

We also shipped a round of smaller bug fixes and performance improvements behind the scenes.

Your feedback drives this

Real-time data accuracy is one of the areas our users care about most and we feel the same way. If you spot anything off, we want to hear about it. Every report helps us track down edge cases and make the app more dependable for everyone.

Coming soon: NJ Transit

We're in the final stretch. Very soon, Go NYC will support full trip planning to and from New Jersey including real-time NJ Transit arrival and departure times. Whether you're commuting across the Hudson or catching a regional rail, we've got you covered.

Stay tuned.

Version 1.2.0 brings one of our biggest feature additions yet plus a handful of improvements that make everyday navigation feel a little more effortless.

Touch Planner is the headline: a completely new way to build your trip directly in the app. Tap station tiles, drag to reorder, add images and get out the door faster than ever.

Offline riders on NJ Transit will notice something new under Explore: downloadable maps that work without a signal, so a dead zone doesn't derail your commute.

Search got smarter too. Addresses now surface first with cleaner grouping, so you spend less time scrolling and more time moving. And the Schedules section has gone fully native — a smoother list that loads faster and scrolls without a hitch.

Under the hood, we've also shipped a round of smaller fixes and performance improvements to keep things running tight.

What we're working on

We're currently integrating real-time NJ Transit arrival and departure information so you'll soon know exactly when your train or bus is pulling in, live. We're also continuing to squash bugs reported by our users and pushing further performance improvements across the app.

And stay tuned: we're putting the finishing touches on a Rewards feature. Earn discounts and vouchers through actions in the app and get recognized for green travel choices because your commute can do more than just get you there.

Download the update and let us know what you think.

Go NYC is a new transit app built around the way New Yorkers actually move through the city, bringing subway, bus, regional rail, ferry, and airport connections into one experience. The app is now available on the App Store and Google Play.

Designed to simplify daily commuting across the region, Go NYC allows riders to plan trips, check live departures, track trips in real time, and quickly access their frequently used routes through Smart Favorites and home screen widgets.

While many commuters rely on multiple apps to navigate different transit systems, Go NYC brings together services including the subway, bus, LIRR, Metro-North, AirTrain and Staten Island Ferry into a single connected experience.

Key features include:

• Real-time departures and service updates
• Trip planning across multiple transit systems
• Smart Favorites for frequently used routes and stations
• Home screen widgets for instant updates
• Nearby station and stop information
• Integrated regional rail support alongside subway and bus services

We'd love to hear what you want from the Go NYC. After installing the app, head over to the More menu and find the App Feedback link.

We’ve only just launched, and we’re incredibly excited to hear what New Yorkers think. Your feedback, ideas, and suggestions will help shape the future of Go NYC as we work together to build the best transit experience in and around New York City. We’re listening closely and would love to hear from you.

Behind the scenes, we’re already working full speed on a range of new features and improvements coming over the next few weeks and updates, including:

• Expanding support for additional regional transit agencies like NJ Transit and PATH, as well as new transit modes including ferries, AirTrain JFK, AirTrain Newark, and live Citi Bike availability.
• New widgets and tools, including a Nearby widget to make finding transit around you even faster and easier.
• A new and ambitious feature that rewards transit rides and environmentally friendly behavior. More details coming soon.
• Improvements to planned service change visibility in Status, better offline support for times without an internet connection, and a modern trip planner focused on the most reliable departures and best routes.
• Continuous upgrades to app performance, transit data quality, and the overall user experience across Go NYC.

This is only the beginning, and we’re excited to build Go NYC together with the community.