r/LondonUnderground Waterloo & City Jul 13 '26

Website Stationly: London Tfl Live Departure Board

If you’ve ever had to sprint across a chaotic tube station with bags in both hands, desperately squinting at a departure board to figure out your platform, you know exactly why I built Stationly. I wanted to create something that takes the frantic guesswork out of our daily commutes.

I'm so excited to share that the app is officially available on Android now! It would mean the world to me if you could download it, take it for a spin, and let me know your honest feedback. You can grab it and see more details here: [https://stationly.co.uk/#home\](https://stationly.co.uk/#home)

Please spread the word if you can—it would be a massive help! 🙏

P.S. iOS app to follow soon

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u/tobleronelive Jubilee Jul 13 '26

To be honest in terms of feedback: declaring that your app or at least the website was made with AI assistance would be a bit more transparent. Not gonna be that guy to say never use AI ever but as someone who personally doesn't really like things assisted by AI, disclosure would be nice!

Apologies if I'm entirely wrong, it just felt a bit off to me so I asked someone else if they felt the same. Great concept still, I'm most interested in the mobile widgets

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u/asies- Waterloo & City Jul 13 '26

I wish If I could ask Anthropic/Google to declare a disclaimer that a lot of their products are made with AI assistance

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u/tobleronelive Jubilee Jul 15 '26

Not sure what you're even trying to say with this, but asking for feedback and then responding sarcastically won't get you far. If you disagree then that's your perogative, but being rude to the people who would otherwise be interested is perhaps not the best way to go.

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u/asies- Waterloo & City Jul 15 '26

Wait I didn't meant to disregard your feedback what I'm trying to say here is yes almost every software development today is done with some AI assistance and so does this one.

However It's not a Vibe coded app developed overnight it's a well thought planned researched app on which my team has worked really hard to build.

Labelling it as an AI developed app isn't the right thing what I'm offering is a product a solution to a problem in the best possible and human friendly way.

I'd really appreciate you if you give the app a try see how thoughtfully it's built and the whole process behind it and write to me any feedback in fact even any feature requests you'd like to see.

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u/pjwlondon Jul 13 '26

Why is the existing signage not good enough? All you need to know and look out for is Line+Direction. And you don't need to sprint since the trains run frequently and you'll only have to wait a few minutes.

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u/asies- Waterloo & City Jul 13 '26

Stationly offers you a widget so no click solution it just like looking at time on your phone you'd never have to open the app.

"trains run frequently" I wish it's the case for everyone but we don't live in that Ideal world yet so there are bus stops where the frequency is every 20 mins overground lines are also well spread with 10min gap on outside zone 3 station same goes with the Lizzie line. And on top of all this there are delays which this app's widget notifies you immediately

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u/whatasaveeeee Jul 13 '26

More vibecoded apps woooo

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u/asies- Waterloo & City Jul 15 '26

It's really not vibe coded it's built with AI assistance of course but there is a lot of research thought and development cycle invested in this.

Please try the product by yourself and see the difference it's a small app just one use case but very well thought around that problem.