Where's my train?
See where it is now, even if it set off hours ago, and how many stops away it is.
For iPhone · Trains across Great Britain
Your train, live.
Pick the train you're catching, and Calling At follows it for you: where it is now, which platform, and when you'll get in. On a map, on your Lock Screen and on Apple Watch.
Free on TestFlight. Needs iOS 26.
Pick the train, not the station.
Find any direct train in Great Britain by route and time, up to 90 days ahead, or by its headcode. Then Calling At does the checking.
On the map, on the real line.
Your train moves along the actual track, worked out from the railway's own signalling. When a position is an estimate, it says so.
It tells you first.
One alert for each change that matters, from the platform to your stop, and never the same one twice.
Every train you've taken.
Your Logbook adds up the miles and how often you were on time, with badges to collect, each a ticket stamped with the day.
Calling At PRO
For the trains you take again and again.
Calling At Pro adds four things. Following any train, alerts and the Live Activity stay free.
Your usual train, on your days.
Repeat schedules track it on the days you choose, with its alerts and Live Activity, even with the app closed.
Your next train at a glance.
The Next train widget on your Home Screen and in StandBy, and the Apple Watch app with its complications.
Know when you may claim.
When your train arrives late enough, Calling At says you may be able to claim, links to the operator's claim page, and reminds you before the last day.
More from your Logbook.
Four badge collections (Landmarks, Scenic lines, Stations and Feats), how often each route is on time, and an export of every journey.
In the beta, TestFlight never charges for Pro.
Private by design.
- No account to make.Your iPhone signs in with a random device ID.
- Your Logbook stays on your iPhone.So does your location, which only fills in your nearest station.
- Our server keeps what alerts need.The trains you're following, each deleted a day after it arrives.
Anonymous usage data never says where you travel, and one switch turns it off. Read the privacy policy
Questions.
How do I join the beta?
Open the beta link on your iPhone. It takes you to TestFlight, Apple's app for trying apps before they're on the App Store, which installs Calling At. It needs iOS 26.
Which trains does it cover?
Every passenger train in National Rail's live data across Great Britain, including the Elizabeth line, London Overground and Heathrow Express. Not the Underground, trams, Eurostar or Northern Ireland.
Can it follow a journey with a change?
Not yet. For now, track each train on its own.
What does it cost?
Following any train, its alerts and the Live Activity are free. Calling At Pro adds repeat schedules, the Next train widget, the Apple Watch app, the Delay Repay helper and more from your Logbook. In the beta, TestFlight never charges for it.
Is it official?
No. Calling At is an independent app and is not affiliated with National Rail or any train operator.
Is there an Android version?
No. Calling At is made for iPhone.
Catching a train tomorrow?
Track it tonight, and let Calling At do the checking.
Join the betaFree on TestFlight. Needs iOS 26.