Live, not scheduled
Positions and delays arrive from the network feeds, so a departure that slips shows the new time rather than the printed one.
Luxembourg · free public transport
Everything moves.
And it’s free.
MobiLux reads the national transport feeds and turns them into one calm screen: your next departure, the platform, the change, the walk. No ticket to buy. No account to create.
- €0
- Every journey, nationwide
- 0
- Accounts to create
- 4
- Networks in one place
One app, four networks
TramT1CFL trainNational railBusRGTR · TICECross-borderTrier · Metz · Arlon · ThionvilleWhat it does
Departure boards are data. This is an answer.
The next thing only
The home screen answers one question at a time: leave now, or in six minutes. Everything else waits until you ask.
Changes made obvious
Platform, lift, walking time and which side the doors open, written into the step where you need it.
Disruptions that matter
Only the lines you follow, with the practical consequence stated before the explanation.
Cross-border by default
Trier, Metz, Arlon and Thionville sit in the same planner as a bus to Bonnevoie.
Nothing to sign into
Preferences and named journeys live on the phone. No profile, no sync, no email address.
The itinerary
Every step, before you take it.
The change at Gare, which lift, which platform, which side the doors open. The things you actually need in the four minutes you have.
Walk to Gare Centrale2 min
Board the RB at platform 101 stop
Arrive, no changes5 min
Yours, on your phone
Personal without a password.
Name the journeys you make often, pick the modes you trust, and the home screen reshapes itself around your day. All of it stays on the device. There is nothing to sign into and nothing to sync.
Named journeys
Save a route under a name you use out loud, like Sunday at Mum’s.
Preferred modes
Rank tram, train, bus and border services the way you actually travel.
Time-aware home
Morning shows the commute out, evening shows the way back.
On-device only
Nothing leaves the phone. Delete the app and it is genuinely gone.
Inside the app
Plan, follow, arrive.
Three screens from the app, captured at Luxembourg Gare.
Journey planner
Every route side by side, the fastest marked, and when to leave for each.
Map
The stops around you on a dark map, each one a tap from a journey.
Disruptions
Severity first, then what it means for the lines you follow today.
On your wrist
The platform glance, without the phone.
Standing at the stop with a coffee in one hand, you do not want to unlock anything. Raise your wrist and MobiLux answers the only question that matters: which line, which direction, and how long you have.
Your journeys, counting downHome, work and your saved places sit on the wrist with the minutes until you should leave, still counting when the phone is out of reach.
On board, the next stepOnce a trip is running the watch opens straight onto it: stops to go, where to get off, and the rest of the journey a swipe away.
A tap when it is time to moveBoard-soon and get-off-soon reminders reach the wrist, timed to the walk to the platform rather than to the tram already pulling in.
Built entirely on open transport data.
Timetables, live positions and disruption notices come straight from the national feeds. MobiLux adds no fares, no bookings and no profile. It only makes the data legible.
Your data
Nothing to collect.
There is no account to make and no server of ours behind the app. Your saved places, your journeys and your position stay on your phone, because there is nowhere else for them to go.
No accountNothing to sign up for
No server of oursNothing is uploaded
No advertising or analyticsNo profile of you exists
Position stays on the deviceRead on the phone, kept on the phone
More from the studio
The other one we made.
Open it. Go.
No sign-up screen, no fare table, no onboarding tour you have to sit through.
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