Questions

Yes, and it has no ads. It doesn’t sell tickets: it tells you where to buy them.

No. Name, addresses, lines and reminders stay on your phone. No email, no password.

No, it’s an independent project. Timetables and stops come from what the operator, Autolinee Marino, publishes. For complaints, passes and lost property, contact them.

No: the operator doesn’t publish vehicle positions. Muevt shows where the bus should be according to the official timetable. FAL train delays, on the other hand, are in real time.

Muevt checks timetables, notices and cancelled stops every day. If a stop is skipped because of an event, it disappears from timetables, routes and reminders for that day.

Timetables, lines and stops do. The map, address search and walking sections need internet.

Turn it on in Settings, On the go. When you board a bus at a stop you use often, or the navigator sees you get on, check-in happens by itself. Your location never leaves the phone.

When few buses are coming soon, or walking is better, Muevt still shows you the first three later bus trips, marked like this. You decide.

The operator’s notices arrive on their own. The bell on Home shows how many you haven’t read yet; opening the notifications section clears the number.

No. Muevt is free, with no ads, subscriptions or in-app purchases.

From Settings, Reset app: you delete everything in one tap. From Settings, Manage data you can export a copy first. Uninstalling the app also deletes everything.

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