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MassTransit turns any screen into a live departure board — the tram round the corner, the bus outside the door, the metro and the train from the nearest station. Your guests, staff and family can see when to head off, and nobody has to rush their dessert.
Try the demo — no sign-up, no credit card.
The MassTransit Display is a slim 24-inch strip — for a shelf, above a bar or over a door. Each mode of transport has its own look, from the classic station board to the LED sign at the stop.
A spare tablet, a TV browser, your PC — or our ready-made Display.
The screen shows a code. Scan it with your phone and sign in with Google or email.
Your nearest stop, several stations at once, or specific trips you want to follow.
Delays, cancellations and platform changes as they happen — trains, trams, buses and metro — refreshed every 30 seconds.
See where your train, tram or bus is right now, its next stop and how late it's running.
Combine stations and stops on one screen and show only what matters — say, trams and InterCity.
Every screen is managed from your phone. No keyboard, no menus on the wall.
Wi-Fi blip? The board keeps showing the last known departures and recovers on its own.
New features arrive automatically on every screen — nothing to install.
The same board runs in any browser — nothing to install. Try it in demo mode.
Open MassTransit on a PC, laptop or smart TV and go full screen. Change what it shows from the panel.
Open the web appFollow your train, tram or bus on the go: live position and delay at every stop. Your phone also manages your displays.
See train followingFor your own tablet: full screen, starts with the device, recovers by itself after a network drop.
Coming to Google PlayOpen MassTransit on any PC, Mac, smart TV browser or phone and go full screen.
Open the web appInstall on your own Android tablet. Runs full screen, starts on boot and recovers by itself.
Coming to Google PlayA panoramic shelf or wall display, set up for you
Displays are subject to availability: they're hard to source in large numbers, so shipping times may vary. We do our best to keep some in stock and ready to go.
Try the demo first. Plus puts real stations on your screens. Cancel anytime.
A chain of venues, a hotel, an office or more than 5 screens — we'll put together a quote that fits.
Rail across all of Poland — every operator (PKP Intercity, POLREGIO, Koleje Mazowieckie, SKM and more). In Warsaw, also ZTM trams, buses and metro, and the WKD line. All from official open data. More cities are on the way — if you're waiting for a particular one, let us know.
No — MassTransit runs on any screen with a browser: a PC, smart TV, tablet or phone. The Display is the easiest option: it arrives set up and paired to your account, mounts on a wall or sits on a shelf, runs all day and recovers by itself after a power cut or Wi-Fi drop.
No — showing real departures from your own stops needs an account (sign in with Google or e-mail) and the Plus plan. Before you buy, you're welcome to try the demo without signing in: it shows every view — train, tram, bus and metro — with sample data, so you can decide in your own time.
Anytime, with no fixed-term contract. After you cancel, your plan runs to the end of the paid period, then your screens stop updating. The yearly plan works out cheaper than paying monthly.
Official GTFS and live feeds published by the operators and transit authorities, via mkuran.pl/gtfs. Live departures refresh every 30 seconds, and the sources are always credited on the board.
Displays are subject to availability. They're specialist hardware that's hard to source in large numbers, so supply can be uneven and shipping times may vary. We do our best to keep a few 24" Displays in stock, ready to ship within a few working days. Larger sizes (37" and 48") are imported per order — usually a few weeks. If timing matters, get in touch before ordering and we'll check what's available.
The Plus plan covers up to 5 screens. For restaurant chains, hotels, offices and bigger installations we'll put together a custom quote — more screens, more stops, displays in different sizes. Get in touch with how many screens you need and where they'll go.
Just power and Wi-Fi. The screen fetches departures and updates by itself — nothing to install or click. If the network drops, the board keeps showing the last known departures and recovers on its own.
Yes. There are several looks — the classic station board, MassTransit's amber board, an LED dot-matrix sign, a split-flap board and a bus-stop sign — each with a day and a night variant. You change everything from your phone, in the panel.
Yes — the board, the panel and this site are in Polish and English. Each screen has its own language setting, e.g. English in a hotel for international guests.