Live network map
Every train running on the network, not just yours, live on the map.
All trains, liveDelay, platform, and live position on your lock screen, from departure to arrival.
What a real station board looks like in the app.
Live on the networks you actually ride

I did not want another app. I wanted to know where my train actually was.
I am Quentin Aslan, a solo developer. I am currently going from Hanoi to Paris overland, no flights, and Railora started because I kept switching between five different apps just to know if my own train was late, and none of them talked to each other.
I ride long-distance trains a lot, and I am building and shipping Railora from wherever the train happens to be that week. Every feature exists because I needed it myself first.
Live on eight networks. 7,104 stations mapped.

Every train running on the network, not just yours, live on the map.
All trains, liveDelay, and the reason why, the moment it happens.
Push notificationJoin the train’s Wi-Fi and Railora switches to its GPS, your exact position, every second.
1-second refreshEvery train you’re taking, live on a map.
Departure, arrival, every stop, platform, one tap.
Live departures and arrivals, any station, no account.
See what’s running ahead of you on the line, measured, or marked as not.
Your train’s real speed, live, and its peak, kept forever.
Catering, bar, quiet coach, what’s actually running on your train.
Follow each other’s trains, and know when they land.
A live link or a poster of your trip, no app needed on their end.
Distance, hours aboard, top speed, favourite route, kept automatically.
A free iOS app that tracks the train you’re actually on: live delays, platform info, and — on trains with onboard Wi-Fi — the train’s real GPS position, updated every second. No account, no ticket booking.
Yes — completely free, no account, no paywall. That’s true today in beta, and the plan is for core tracking to stay free after launch too.
No. Railora has no sign-up, no email, no password. Just open the app and start logging trips.
When you’re on a train with onboard Wi-Fi, join that network. Railora connects and shows the train’s real GPS position — updated every second — plus live speed, without draining more battery than keeping a maps app open.
Not your phone’s GPS. The app never asks for location permission. The only GPS you see is the train’s position, read on-device and never sent to a server.
Yes. The goal is every country, every operator, worldwide — one app for every train on the planet. We’re adding networks steadily; no fixed timeline while in beta.
Tap “Download the beta” above — it opens TestFlight directly, no waitlist.
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