Seattle Transit

Name: Seattle Transit
Rating: 2.3 (16 reviews)
Author: D House LLC

By: D House LLC

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Features & Capabilities

Quickly find and get real time transit information in the Seattle / Puget Sound area.

Get arrival information from the Today widget of your favorited stops.

Use your Apple Watch and glance at your first favorited stop arrival information or launch the app and view arrival information for all your favorited stops.

Search on the map for nearby stops.
Get arrival information for stops.
Search for routes and view the route map and stops for the route.
Favorite your stop and bus for quick look information from the app, Today widget, and Apple Watch

Public transit data provided by OneBusAway.

City of Seattle
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King County Marine Division
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App

By:

D House LLC

Rating:

2.30

(16)

Version:

1.2 Last updated: 2015-06-04

Version code:

837071836

Creation date:

2015-04-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

16.54MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-30

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# 427,401 ▼ 1,086

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Developed by:

D House LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/seattle-transit/id985881568

User Reviews

No support for recent Apple Watch OS. It’s been several weeks.

by Al*****, 2018-10-10

Accurate and Simple!

by Il*****, 2018-09-27

I've been using transit apps with Apple Watch support in the Seattle area for roughly 6mo now. If you're a daily commuter, Seattle Transit is the best choice for its quick loading and compact display of information. The ability to favorite stops, filter them to specific routes, and then swipe through their arrivals in the watch app shifts the focus off of route discovery and onto fast access to your most travelled routes. When using a low-power device like a watch, sometimes the simplest apps are the most functional. The only suggestion or addition I'd request is the addition of a "total minutes +delayed or -ahead of schedule" in addition to the ETA to determine which routes are backed up and should be avoided.