• New: MetroBus on Apple Watch. Your station's next buses both ways, a station picker, and complications that count down to the next bus on your watch face. It downloads the timetable itself and works without your iPhone nearby. • Each bus shows its run as Metro Mondego labels it, U1 for Urban 1 or S2 for Suburban 2, in its line's colour: on the board, in the planner, on the widget and on Apple Watch. • Opens at once: the first screen draws straight away and its board follows a moment later. Each screen keeps its place when you switch tabs or come back from a journey. • The Home Screen widget follows your text size, shows today's buses after midnight, and fetches a newer timetable itself when the app hasn't been opened for a day. • Following a departure works with notifications off. The Live Activity reads well on a light Lock Screen and says when the bus has left. • After midnight the timetable shows the morning's buses, and a day you picked stays picked when you change direction. • The clocks change on 25 October: buses running through it keep their real times, and a bus that has left never comes back in the repeated hour. • Service alerts show Metro Mondego's English wording when it publishes one, and the official notice opens in English. • Tickets matches Metro Mondego's fares: MOVE-C tickets and passes are valid on Metrobus, SMTUC, SIT Metropolitano and CP, and the card costs €0.60. The official fares link works again. • A journey left open after it arrives says so and offers the next ones. After the night's last bus, the timetable opens on the coming day. • A much smaller app: the Home Screen widget now carries only what it needs, and the map and fonts are trimmed. Everything else is unchanged: it works offline after the first download, with no account, no adverts and no trackers. There is still no live vehicle feed for the Metrobus, so countdowns and bus positions remain estimates from the operator's published timetable.

• Trip planner: one-change journeys whenever they get you there sooner, shown station by station. Start from any station and swap the two in one tap. • Reminders arrive even with the app closed; allow on-time reminders when the app offers it. • Stations closed for works, like Alto de São João, are marked and never offered to board. • Widgets update as soon as you change station. • Each line has its own mark in the timetable. • Countdowns stay right when the clocks change on 25 October. • The widget, the Live Activity and the Dynamic Island count down on their own and move on when a bus leaves. • Siri understands station names typed or said without accents or punctuation, and answers in English too. Updating from 1.0? The network changed on 10 September 2026: three colour-coded lines instead of two, now reaching Coimbra B and Praça da República. This version follows it. • Three lines: Blue between Coimbra B and Serpins, Red between Praça da República and Serpins, and Green across the Baixa linking República to Coimbra B. • Nine new stations: Coimbra B, Casa do Sal, Açude, Arnado, Aeminium, Loja do Cidadão, Câmara, Mercado and República. • The departures board no longer has two fixed destinations: one side names both city destinations, the other the Serpins direction, and every departure still says where it ends. • A filter per line in the station timetable. • Map and line diagram redrawn for three lines, each in its own colour. • Fares by municipality extended to the new stations. • The widget, the Live Activity and the "Next Metrobus" shortcut name the line by its colour, and announce where the bus actually ends rather than where the line does. Everything else is unchanged: it works offline after the first download, with no account, no adverts and no trackers. There is still no live vehicle feed for the Metrobus, so countdowns and bus positions remain estimates from the operator's published timetable.