Pantograph

Good app but the app is always broken and takes weeks to get fixed

Do you mind making a live map no trial subscription and app for free and more

The app description states Kitsap Transit is included, but that is not true.

This app is absolutely fantastic and perfect for my needs as a transit enthusiast. It is consumer friendly, has a great UI, while also feeding me all the technical details such as block IDs and vehicle types. I noticed the app is really resource-intensive, which is understandable for an app that required graphics of this level. The only thing holding me from a 5-star review is a couple of bugs that I would REALLY like to be fixed. I recently got Pro and have been experiencing issues with Filters. Most times when I launch the app, there is a filter set for a set of lines, even though the setting to clear filters when app is quit is turned on. Thank you Panto team!

Basic functionality like removing a filter is not possible without paying for premium. UI/UX is kind of a disaster unless you pay.

Other than that this app is great

I love this app! Most mornings when I catch the bus I’m running late. A quick check of Pantograph will tell me if I missed my bus or not. I think it’s very intuitive and easy to use.

It’s a birds eye view of all the in-service buses and trains of many transit agencies with customizable icons that display the info you select, all tracked in real time. Search features, block schedules, stop time points. No other transit app comes close to offering the wealth of information made available here.

This app is a great way to track your bus if you are a frequent bus rider because you can see exactly how early or late the bus is running. You can even toggle a color setting where blue is early, green is on time and red is late. Unfortunately you still cannot track Community Shuttles and DART vans.

I loved the original web version of the transit tracker. This is nicely refined and responsive. Found the app’s announcement on the Seattle Transit Blog. Thanks for your work, Kona!