Dynamic widget
It follows you.
Step out of the door and the widget locks onto the closest stop automatically. Walk a block and it re-points (new station, new distance, new departures) without you lifting a finger.
Nearest stopAuto-updatingGPS-based
A Home Screen widget that shows the métro, tram and bus leaving the stop closest to you, counting down in real time.
Always alive
The single most important thing (the line, its direction and when it leaves) sits front and centre, always moving.
Real-time departures polled straight from the city’s open transit feed. Watch the countdown tick. No refresh, no tapping.
Lost signal in the métro? The widget falls back to the timetable and marks estimates with a “~”, so you’re never left blank.
Every stop shows how far it is on foot, so you know whether to stroll or sprint for the doors.
Dynamic widget
Step out of the door and the widget locks onto the closest stop automatically. Walk a block and it re-points (new station, new distance, new departures) without you lifting a finger.
Fixed widget
Always leave from the same corner? Pin it once. Your home stop stays put on the Home Screen, same two directions, same glance, every morning.
Offline resilience
Underground, in a tunnel, or just no bars, Homestop switches to the published timetable, flips the badge to OFFLINE and tags times with a “~”. You always get an answer.
Honest edge cases
No stop within range? Rather than show stale times, the widget says so, with your distance to the nearest one and a nudge to move closer or pin a stop instead.
Three sizes
From a two-line glance to a full board grouped by métro, tram and bus. Every size stays live.
Light & dark
Native materials, system colours and line tints that hold up in both appearances. The widget always looks like it shipped with iOS.
Ten cities, one widget
Lyon, London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Munich, Vienna, Barcelona, Brussels, Prague and Lisbon today, using the same public GTFS feeds Google relies on. More networks rolling out.
Add Homestop to your Home Screen and your next departure is always one glance away.