I've been using Moovit for quite a few years. I live in Bucharest, Romania, and administrative tech is not a priority in my country. Moovit has been a life saver in terms of public transport. It's much more reliable than Google Maps and it gets the job done in a user friendly manner. I enjoy the GUI and the overall app experience.

It really filled a void in my life. Public transport isn't very punctual in my city/country and Google Maps somehow never got it right when I started using Moovit (this may have changed in the years that passed, I have no idea, I haven't looked back and only use Google Maps for driving). I love the look & feel of the app, it feels natively friendly.

It's not available offline. It seems easily obtainable and a huge gain for people with limited data plans than need to refresh their itinerary on the go.

The precision of the informations about the bus lines.

I don't really have anything to complain

Recently another app I was using for years stopped supporting the public transport in my country and after hearing a lot of positive feedback for Moovit, I got the app. Since my work involved a lot of travel in different cities, having an up to date route suggestion is really valuable to me. I don't have to spend time in advance to my trips to prepare for the different city public transport schemes - I can just figure it out on the go with Moovit. So far it has been very reliable and accurate and I will most definitely continue to use it.

I love how flexible the routes are and they always keep updating according to your location, so it's almost impossible to miss your stop.

It can't work offline. Sometimes my internet connection is really slow in the end of the month and it takes a toll on the app - the routes can take a very long time to load and it can cause some stressful situations.

Moovit is very useful for small, frequent travel within the city within a big city when understanding the context you are in is important.

I like the "lines" feature. I think Moovit is better for locals than Google Maps. Moovit allows you to see the lines on the map without creating a query for a specific route. Sometimes locals can understand better the context of lines than the actual software.

It is community driven and sometimes it is not accurate or inexistent in smaller cities where the community is not strong enough.

it gives bus timetables and thats about it

this is an awful app, the information is never correct, the GUI is clunky and not very user friendly.

Overall this is an amazing app and it has helped me become familiar with my city when i first moved here and helps me everyday so i never miss my ride

I love that it has live time tracking featue

The fact that sometimes the live time tracking doesnt work

I’ve traveled far with it and it stuck with its word. With the live feature, you can travel with the app and it notifies when to get off your stop prior so if you’re zoning out or listening to music, it’ll remind you.

Quick results with the easiest route whether it’s train, bus, bicycle, etc. Also does seven days in advance to plan ahead.

Only problem I had, I was running late and typed in the time. Even though I knew there’s a bus in two minutes I wanted to know the route and it only showed the next bus in half an hour. Thankfully I knew the route!