See where it is
Your line’s vehicles on the map, each in its real place. The cyan marker is a vehicle of your line, with the line’s name inside: here, 25.
What it doesFrom “when is it arriving?”
From “when is it arriving?”
to “when do I leave
the house?”
MINUTES
Know when it arrives
Each stop’s circle shows in how many minutes the next vehicle gets there: here, in 5 minutes. Tap the circle for the next arrivals.
Get notified when it’s time to leave
Pick the stop and how many minutes ahead. The notification comes even with the app closed.
Find the way
Say where you are and where you are going. csuki builds the journey from the vehicles running now and keeps it up to date.
Your stop, in your city
Pick a city and see what a stop looks like in csuki: the lines that stop there, in the order they arrive.
Universitate
693 min- 617 min
- 6612 min
A real stop and real lines; the minutes are an example.
And the details
FavoritesStore a line with its direction, or a whole journey from A to B, and open it in one tap.
FBIVehicle numbersEvery vehicle shows its plate or fleet number: on the map, along the line and in the arrival times.
Wheelchair accessVehicles that take a wheelchair are marked, wherever the operator provides this information.
Official timetablesTap a stop’s name to open the operator’s timetable, where the line has one.
How much traffic you seeOnly your route, the line’s alternative routes, or every line that shares a stop with you.
Dark theme, 8 languagesEnglish, Romanian, German, Hungarian, Russian, Ukrainian, Italian and Spanish.
What people say
“I know in time when to leave home and when my bus or tram gets to the stop.”
“The only app that works properly, even on older phones. […] My parents (older, not big tech fans) are super happy with how easy it is to use.”
“I didn’t even know about this app; I’d struggled with other apps for a year.”
Questions
Does it cost anything?
No. csuki is free and shows ads. If you’d rather have no ads, there is the csuki Ad-Free monthly subscription, in the app.
Do I need an account?
No. csuki doesn’t ask for an account, an e-mail address or a phone number.
Do I need GPS or location turned on?
No. You pick the city, the line and the stop, and see the vehicles and arrivals without your location. csuki uses your location only when you ask: to find your city, or as the starting point A in the A to B planner.
Where does the data come from?
From the public transport operators and, in Cluj-Napoca, Iași, Constanța and Chișinău, from the Tranzy open data platform.
Is it the official public transport app?
No. csuki is an independent app: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official app of any government authority, municipality, or public transport operator.
How do I use it?
It’s all in the guide, and in the app under MENU › Help.
Next time, wait at home.
Get csuki
Free, for Android and iPhone. No account.