Reysko: Accessible Transit

Reysko is an accessibility-first public-transit app that works for everyone. It starts in Sofia and is growing across Europe.

Whatever your needs, Reysko adapts. It works with your screen reader, with routes, stops and controls clearly labelled; offers high-contrast light and dark themes, large text, and route lines marked by number and shape (not colour alone); gives spoken and vibrating arrival alerts; keeps screens clear and the language plain; and lets you search by voice and set a walking pace that suits you.

Cities
- Sofia: bus, trolleybus, tram, and metro
- More European cities are added as their official transit data opens up

What it does
- Live arrival times where the transit agency publishes them, plus full timetables
- A trip planner with three options: fastest, fewer transfers, or less walking
- Walking guidance with distance and direction (ahead, behind, left, or right), a map you can open full screen, and haptic cues
- Arrival alerts as your stop approaches, even with the phone in your pocket and the screen locked
- "Leave now" departure alarms, and service alerts the moment you open a stop
- Works offline, in Bulgarian and English

Private by design: no account, no ads, and no cross-app tracking. Your location is used only to find stops and guide you, never for advertising and never sold.

Reysko is free. Made by Infocus Point within the Access in Focus initiative (accessinfocus.com).