Singapore bus times for the stop you're standing at.

Yes, Whenbus is free on the App Store for iPhone (iOS 18.6 or later). Download it at apps.apple.com/sg/app/id6478116422. The bus stop pages on this website also work without the app: every one of Singapore's 5,207 stops has a page with live arrival times, the buses that call there, and their first and last departures.

Whenbus reads live arrival times from LTA DataMall, the Land Transport Authority's official public data service. The times are the same ones LTA publishes to the bus stop display panels, so a countdown in the app and a countdown on the pole come from one source.

Usually not. Whenbus opens on a map of where you are and lists the stops in view, so the stop you are standing at is normally on the first card. To reach a stop elsewhere on the island, search by name, code, or road in the nearby sheet, or pan the map.

Arr means the bus is arriving now and is at or approaching the stop, rather than some number of minutes away. Whenbus prints it as a word instead of a number because it is not a quantity you can count down.

A slash means no arrival time is being reported for that slot. It usually means the service has finished for the night, is not running at that hour, or the operator is not currently reporting a position for the next bus.

Open a stop, tap Live in the toolbar, pick the buses you want, and start a watch. Whenbus puts one Live Activity on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island for that stop, showing countdowns for every bus you picked. It refreshes over push notifications, so you do not have to keep the app open. It ends on its own once the buses have gone, and swiping the banner away does not turn it off.

Yes. The Live recents widget shows shortcuts to stops you have watched recently. Tap a stop and Whenbus opens straight to the Live picker for that stop. Countdowns stay on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, not on the Home Screen widget.

Your location is used on your iPhone to sort the stops around you and is not sent to us. There are no accounts and no login, so nothing you do in the app is tied to an identity. The free tier shows ads, and the partner that serves them receives standard device information, but never your location or the stops you look at.

Whenbus shows the MRT and LRT stations at a bus stop as line-coloured code plates in the colours LTA prints on its own signs, so an EW21 plate on a stop card is the same green you are looking for on the platform. It shows the connection; it does not show train times.

Whenbus is free to download and use. The free tier includes live arrival times from LTA DataMall, Lock Screen and Dynamic Island countdowns for up to 3 buses per stop, and shows ads. Whenbus Pro is an optional auto-renewing subscription that removes ads and lets you watch up to 6 buses per stop at once.

No, and there is no Android version planned. Whenbus is an iPhone app, and its signature feature - Lock Screen Live Activities, with the countdown in the Dynamic Island - is built on iOS system surfaces that have no direct Android equivalent.