Real-time bus tracker · Public transit app · Android

Never guess when the bus is coming again.

Leidaro is the real-time bus tracker that shows every bus, tram, trolley and metro in your city moving on a live map. Tap any stop to see accurate bus arrival times. Tap a vehicle to follow its whole route. It works across 30 European cities — and offline, once you download a city.

Free to install · No account · No ads. A small upgrade unlocks the extras.

30 European cities ~3 s position refresh Offline maps per city Android 7.0 and up
Leidaro real-time bus tracker app showing a live transit map with bus arrival times
Live bus tracking in the Leidaro app.

Live bus tracking in 30 European cities

Leidaro pulls real-time transit data straight from the same public GTFS feeds transit agencies publish themselves. If a city publishes open transit data, it can be added — more cities are on the way.

Don't see your city? Arrival times come from public GTFS / GTFS-RT feeds — city suggestions are always welcome.

Everything you need for stress-free public transit

No accounts, no social feed, no gamification. Just the live map, the stops, and the real arrival times.

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Live transit map of every bus, tram and metro

Every bus, tram, trolley and metro is drawn where it actually is, and moves as it moves. Positions refresh about every three seconds, and each route line is drawn in the vehicle's real colour, so you can read the live transit map almost without labels.

Leidaro live transit map showing buses, trams and metro moving in real time
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Accurate bus arrival times, not printed schedules

Printed schedules lie on a rainy Tuesday. Leidaro uses the real-time feeds, so the countdown is the actual countdown. Bus arrival times are colour-coded the way you'd expect: red under 2 minutes, orange 3–5, green beyond.

Leidaro bus arrival times screen showing next buses with live countdown
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Offline transit maps for every city

All routes, stops and timetables for a city fit on your phone, downloaded once. That means the offline transit map still works with no signal at all — underground, abroad, or on a train through the middle of nowhere.

Leidaro offline transit map showing routes and stops without internet connection
04

Smart transit alerts that actually work

Pick a line, a stop and a direction — Leidaro tells you when to head out, and only for vehicles going your way. It runs in the background with the screen off, so you can put the phone away and still catch the bus.

05

Follow a bus, share a stop

Tap any vehicle to follow its journey and see each stop it still has to make. Send a friend a link to a stop or a vehicle so you can quietly track the same bus while you pretend to be outside.

Leidaro vehicle tracking screen showing a bus route with stops
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Favourites for the daily grind

The stop you use every morning shouldn't need a search every morning. Save it once, and it's one tap away — with live arrivals already loaded.

Leidaro favourites screen showing saved bus stops with live arrival times

Three steps, roughly

Get the app

It's about a 10 MB download from the Play Store. No sign-up screen on first launch — that's not what this app is for.

Pick your city

Or let it find you. The map loads in a couple of seconds, with vehicles moving on it.

Tap anything

A stop for arrivals. A vehicle to follow it. A line to see the whole route. That's the whole manual.

Things people ask

Which cities are supported?
Currently 30, from Tirana to London — the full list is above. Mostly they were added because the city publishes a good GTFS feed, not because of any partnership or deal. If your city has decent open transit data, it has a good chance of being added.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Download a city once and all its stops, routes and timetables work without a connection. Live vehicle positions obviously need a signal, but the map itself doesn't.
Do I need an account?
No. There are no accounts in Leidaro, no "continue with Google" screen, nothing. It opens and it works.
Do you track me?
No. Your location is used on the phone only — to centre the map and to walk you to a stop. It never leaves your device. The app has no analytics SDK and shows no ads.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not right now. Leidaro is an Android app built by one person. An iOS version would be nice to do properly, and that takes time. Check back.
What does the paid upgrade include?
The free tier already covers the core — live map, arrivals, alerts, favourites, offline cities. The upgrade removes the few limitations a free tier has to have, and it supports development. Either way: no ads. Ever.

One map for the whole continent

Europe is home to some of the world's most fascinating public transport networks — from Lisbon's vintage trams and London's double-decker red buses, to Helsinki's punctual metro and Budapest's iconic yellow trams. Each city has its own rhythm, its own operator, its own quirks. But they all share one thing: open data.

Leidaro takes advantage of this by pulling real-time vehicle positions from the public GTFS feeds that transit agencies publish around Europe. If a city publishes open data, it can be added — which is why Leidaro keeps growing city by city, network by network.

One download, one app, and every city's buses, trams, trolleys and metros on a single live map.

— built for Europe, stop by stop

Enough reading. Your bus isn't waiting for you.

Download Leidaro, find your stop, and see the next arrival in seconds.

Get it on Google Play