The transit app for all of Austria.
Routes, departures and step-by-step guidance for bus, train and tram, from village to city. Every time shows whether it comes from the operator or the timetable.
Closed beta on iPhone. Free during the beta. The app is in German.
New in the beta: the new ÖffiGo
Try it.
Look up a stop anywhere in Austria, or tap a city. The departures are real and arriving right now.
One trip, Graz to Vienna.
From Jakominiplatz to Praterstern, by line E, Railjet and U1. One app for both cities and everything in between. The screens are from the app, captured for exactly this trip.
Say where you're going
From Graz Jakominiplatz to Vienna Praterstern. ÖffiGo lists the connections with duration and changes, and warns when a connection is tight. We take the 16:10.
Plan · Jakominiplatz → Praterstern E
Line E to the main station
Guidance is on. At the top: how many stops are left. Below it: the whole plan to Vienna, with every arrival time.
Guidance · Graz The Railjet leaves from another platform
A six-minute walk to the Railjet. Today it leaves from platform 4 instead of 3, and ÖffiGo tells you before you wait at the wrong one.
Platform change · Graz Hbf RJX
On the Railjet to Vienna
Bruck an der Mur, Wien Meidling, Wien Hauptbahnhof: the trip view shows every stop with platform and time. The real-time sign means the time is coming from ÖBB right now.
Trip view · Railjet Changing at Vienna main station
From the platform to the U1 at Südtiroler Platz it's 688 metres. ÖffiGo draws the way through the station on the map.
Walking route · Wien Hbf U1
When it gets tight, you already have a plan B.
Say the Railjet arrives four minutes late. Then the 19:18 U1 is out of reach. The next one leaves at 19:23 and gets you to Praterstern at 19:32. You know that before you reach the platform.
ÖffiGo only suggests a different way if it saves you at least three minutes, and never with more changes than you allow.
Next train · Wien Hbf → Praterstern Arrived at Praterstern
At Praterstern ÖffiGo shows what leaves next: metro, S-Bahn, tram and bus, nearly all in real time. The same app as at Jakominiplatz.
Departures · Wien Praterstern
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), elevation: Mapzen Terrain Tiles. The connection and the screens are real, captured on 11 October 2026. The delay in Vienna is an example.
Every time says where it comes from.
A departure time comes from the operator or from the timetable. In the app every row says which one applies.
Real time
The time comes from the operator and keeps updating, wherever the operator provides it.
Timetable
Nobody supplies real time for this trip. You see the timetable, and ÖffiGo says so.
LiveIn development
Later: ÖffiGo's own forecast from real time and measured punctuality, always next to the official time.
- Late
- New time first, the planned one next to it, struck through.
- Cancelled
- The trip is cancelled and stays visible, struck through.
- Walk
- To the stop, between connections, to the door.
- Plan B
- Another connection from where you are.
What else ÖffiGo does.
Planning
A to B across Austria, with real walking legs.
Departures
Any stop, with realtime where it exists, otherwise the timetable.
Disruptions
Disruptions and cancellations right on your trip.
Guidance
Step by step, with a reminder when to change.
Map
Stops and lines around you, in the operators' colours.
Saved routes
There and back as a favourite. The direction picks itself.
On the lock screen
Next stop and transfer, without unlocking the phone.
Apple Watch
Its own app on your wrist, with a watch-face complication.
Watch a trip
Checked every two minutes, even with the app closed, and more often as your next change gets closer. You hear about delays, platform changes or a replacement bus before you're on the platform.
Also: Routes inside stations, Follow along, Widgets, Regional network maps, Works offline, On-device statistics, Coins and achievements.
ÖffiGo next to Google Maps, Scotty, BusBahnBim, WienMobil and GrazMobilHow punctual is your line?
ÖffiGo measures how far departures drift from the timetable. Vienna and Styria are covered so far.
93.2 % of measured stops were less than three minutes off the timetable.
Measured 15 July 2026 to 12 October 2026, Vienna and Styria.
Average deviation by weekday and hour
New: ÖffiGo in your assistant
Ask ChatGPT or Claude where your bus is right now.
Connect ÖffiGo to your assistant and ask about departures, connections and delays. Answers come with real time where it exists.
How to connect ÖffiGo“I'm on the 414, how late is it?”
Supported by
Timetables and routes come from Verkehrsauskunft Österreich, disruption alerts from the Mobilitätsverbünde, the network from Cloudflare.
More about the supporters
Primary data sourceVerkehrsauskunft ÖsterreichPlace search, timetables, routes and embedded disruption alerts. VAO supports ÖffiGo, a student project, with access to its services. Thank you.verkehrsauskunft.at
Disruption alertsMobilitätsverbünde ÖsterreichDisruptions from all of Austria arrive through the IMS API. ÖffiGo shows the ones that touch your routes.mobilitaetsverbuende.at
Network & protectionCloudflare for StartupsEvery request from the app runs through Cloudflare's network. It protects the ÖffiGo API and keeps frequent answers close to you.cloudflare.com/forstartupsRequest a beta place.
A closed group is testing through TestFlight right now. Sign up and we will get in touch as soon as a place opens up.
The security check runs on Cloudflare Turnstile. Privacy (German)
What people ask.
What does ÖffiGo cost?
Nothing during the beta, every feature is free. What applies after the beta is not decided yet.
How do I get into the beta?
Through the form below. The beta runs closed on TestFlight for iPhone. Signing up is a request for a later place, not a promise. When one opens up, you get an email.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. Android development is currently paused, so for now ÖffiGo is iPhone only.
Why ÖffiGo if I already use Google Maps, Scotty or BusBahnBim?
ÖffiGo plans door to door anywhere in Austria, including the countryside, says for every time whether it comes from the operator or the timetable, and suggests another connection during guidance when a change won't work out.
Can I buy tickets in ÖffiGo?
No. Tickets are still sold by the regional transport association, ÖBB or your local operator.
Where does the app work?
Across Austria, for bus, train, tram, metro and S-Bahn. Search and routes come from Verkehrsauskunft Österreich. In Vienna the city's open realtime data is added, in Styria that of the Styrian transport information service.
Are the times live?
Wherever the operator reports realtime, yes. Every departure says where its time comes from. Where nobody reports realtime, you see the timetable.
Do I need an account?
No. If you agree, the app sends ÖffiGo anonymous counts, such as how often a connection was searched that day. No locations, no stops, no device ID. You can switch it off any time in Settings.
Who makes ÖffiGo?
Johannes Grof, as a school project. Verkehrsauskunft Österreich supports it with access to its services.