TrainAtlas
A personal rail atlas for iPhone
Every train.
Every line.
Log the trains you ride and watch your atlas fill in along real track geometry - not straight lines. Live delays from 30+ operators. Yours alone, on your iPhone.
FREE ON THE APP STORE · iOS 17+
Features
Everything a train journey tracker should do
Log the trains you take, map them along real track, follow them live, and turn a lifetime of rail travel into something you keep.
Real rails, not straight lines
Every saved trip snaps to the actual track - through the valleys, around the lakes, over the passes. Your map looks the way the journey felt. The lines in the header above? Real geometry from the same router the app uses.
Delays and platforms from 30+ operators
DB, SNCF, Trenitalia, ÖBB, SBB, Renfe, NS, SNCB, National Rail and two dozen more - actual departure times, platforms, and delays stitched into your trip history automatically. For country-level trends, read the weekly delay reports.
Watch your year play back
Any journey - or every journey you've ever logged - replayed across the map with scrub and speed controls. The single most satisfying button in the app.
Your rail life, stamped
Countries visited, kilometres ridden, hours aboard, longest runs - a passport page for the railway, with share cards built for the group chat.
The completionist's railway
90+ badges: night trains, border crossings, country sets, season streaks, Alpine passes. Some take a weekend. Some take years.
Private by default
Where you've been is nobody's business but yours.
- NO ACCOUNT
- NO ADS, NO TRACKERS
- YOUR TRIPS STAY ON YOUR IPHONE
- DELETE EVERYTHING, ANYTIME
Pricing
Free to ride. Pro to remember everything.
The core atlas is free, forever. Pro unlocks your complete history and the live layer.
Free
$0
Everything you need to start your atlas.
- Unlimited trip logging
- Real track geometry on every route
- Last 12 months on the map & stats
- Achievements & share cards
- Live delays & platforms - Pro only
TrainAtlas Pro
Your complete history and the live layer. Pick how you pay.
- All-time history - every year on the map
- Map Replay player with scrub & speed
- Live delays, platforms & arrival times
- Full achievement gallery
- Premium hi-res share cards
The yearly plan includes a 7-day free trial - cancel before it ends and you won't be charged. Subscriptions auto-renew until cancelled in your Apple ID settings. Prices shown in USD; local pricing applies in other regions.
See full plans, the Free vs Pro comparison and pricing FAQ →
Delay reports
Where trains ran late this week
Independent country reports built from real arrival data. See the routes that ran furthest behind schedule and how the reports are measured.
From the blog
Guides for tracking your trains
Comparisons, how-tos and rail data from the team behind TrainAtlas.
Comparison
The best app to track every train you've taken
Trainlog vs Viaduct vs TrainAtlas, compared on logging, the map, the live layer and who each is for.
READ THE COMPARISON →Comparison
Is there a Flighty for trains?
The flight-tracker experience, for rail - and the closest thing to it in 2026.
READ THE GUIDE →Guide
Get platform change & delay alerts
How to find out early when your train changes platform or runs late - even abroad.
READ THE GUIDE →FAQ
Common questions
Is TrainAtlas free?
Yes. The core atlas is free forever - unlimited trip logging, real track geometry on every route, your last 12 months on the map and stats, achievements and share cards. Pro (from about $2.08/month) adds all-time history and the live layer.
Which train operators and countries does it cover?
Live delays, platforms and arrival times come from 30+ operators including DB, SNCF, Trenitalia, ÖBB, SBB, Renfe, NS, SNCB and National Rail, across most of Europe. You can log a trip anywhere; the live layer depends on the operator publishing a realtime feed.
Do I need an account?
No. TrainAtlas has no account and no sign-up. Your trips are stored privately on your iPhone and never leave your device.
Is TrainAtlas only for iPhone?
Yes, for now. It is a native iOS 17+ app built in SwiftUI. An Android version is not on the current roadmap.
Does it draw the real train route?
Yes. Every saved trip snaps to the actual track geometry, not a straight line, and it honestly marks a route as approximate when an operator has not published the exact shape.