Smoother motion on the map. • Trains glide along the track between live updates — no more stalling or jumping • Every train faces its direction of travel, and stays that way when you open its card • The next-stop countdown shows hours from an hour away (“1h 22min”) and keeps ticking while the card is open • Operator codes beside the train name, as on station departure boards, where available • Search finds trains by the name on the platform — category or line plus number — special letters included

Settings, your way. • New Settings screen: light, dark or system appearance, and a standard, satellite or hybrid map • Opens straight on the live map, in the country you are in • Data status: a calm line when a country's live data is incomplete, and a page listing every country • Trains stay put while you pan and zoom — no more drifting markers • A quieter train card: tracking source under the name, country beside delay and speed • Now available in Danish

A new train card. • Next stop, with a countdown and a journey bar that shows every call ahead • Status at a glance: tracking, delay and speed — tap the speed for the dial • Punctuality with the last runs as a chart (Pro) • Alerts and Live Activity are now two separate buttons • Stop-by-stop notifications, in your language — tap one to open the train • Trains are named the way your ticket names them

Small fixes and polish under the hood. The live map, routes, delays and follow alerts work as before.

Train Radar's live map now covers more of the network than ever — and the app speaks a new language too. Tap any train and you'll see its country at a glance. Plus smaller fixes and polish.

Every train now says where its position comes from: a small badge on the train detail shows whether you're seeing live tracking, live data or the timetable — tap it for a plain explanation of all three. Plus smaller fixes and polish.

Train Radar now speaks Spanish — the whole app, from the live map to train details. More live trains on the map, and delays are easier to read at a glance: punctuality and arrival times now show you the bad news plainly instead of dressing it up. Plus smaller fixes and polish.

Train Radar now speaks Swedish — the whole app, from the live map to train details. Cancelled trains are now clearly announced: you can tell at a glance that a train is cancelled, without digging into the detail view. Plus smaller fixes and polish.

France is now on the map — thousands more trains, live. Train Radar now speaks French. Plus the usual fixes and polish.

The train detail card now has a close button — no more dragging it away. Timetable & history tells you how many past runs are on record and what Pro unlocks, instead of bare locked rows. Saved searches reopen the right service when trains share a number, and runs on the same day are listed separately — the live one with its times and route. Punctuality is honest: when there isn't enough recorded data yet, the app says so instead of showing a blank figure. Plus a round of fixes and polish.

A completely new search: live results, lines and services appear as you type. Every service now has its own page — full timetable and history, with past runs, the live run, upcoming days and punctuality stats. Search feels faster and calmer, the train detail card is cleaner, and plenty of small fixes ride along.