1 Email forwarded
That's the setup. No forms, no typing.
1 Tap on your wrist
When your platform is confirmed.
13 Months of journeys kept
Ready for your Delay Repay claims.
Every train you book, on one board.
Checked every minute before departure.
From 30 minutes before your train leaves, we'll check the live feed every minute. Once confirmed, we send the platform alert to your phone and smartwatch.
Dim. Bright. Red.
You'll notice our colours. Predicted is dim, confirmed is bright, and a change to the platform shows in red.
Likely
Usually platform 9 · based on 18 times in the last 20
Confirmed
We send an alert to your phone and smartwatch
Changed
Platform change · We alert you, as soon as we know.
We can usually tell you the platform before any station board.
Using trends and data feeds, we can usually predict your platform before the station boards. We keep a record of every train, giving you our prediction first. Once you are on the train and moving, we tell you when it usually arrives at your destination.
Your next platform, as your first train pulls in.
We track your whole journey, including your changes. As you near your change, we alert you to your next train, its platform and how many minutes you have to change. If it gets tight or if it's a miss, we tell you the next train on that route.
Live Activity on the Lock Screen
Push alerts that are meaningful.
One push when your platform is confirmed, one if it switches, and one as you pull into your next change, telling you your next platform and how long you've got.
When things go wrong, we stay with you. If your train is cancelled, we'll give you the next available train for your ticket. If your train is late, we tell you why. If you arrive late enough to make a claim, we tell you, and we'll save the journey data for 13 months while you make your claim.
Platform 9 confirmed. 08:13 to London Paddington.
Platform change. Now platform 4. 18:12 to Glasgow Queen Street.
18:12 to Glasgow Queen Street is cancelled. The next is the 18:30 from platform 6, due in at 22:48. Your ticket is valid on it. Tap to follow it.
Your 08:13 to London Paddington arrived 34 minutes late. You may be able to claim Delay Repay from Great Western Railway.
Five ways to share your journey with us.
Two trains that meet at a station on the same day are tracked as one connection.
- 01
Forward the booking email
Forward to your dedicated Platted email address. The journey appears in the app.
- 02
Photograph the ticket
We read the stations, time and validity.
- 03
Scan the platform board
Take a photo of the platform board and tap your train.
- 04
Departure board
Departures from the station you are at. Tap the one you are catching.
- 05
Tap it in
Pick the stations and a time. Platted lists the trains.
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