As fresh as the platform clock.
The same data the MTA uses for the displays at the station, refreshed every five seconds. The time you see is the time the train actually arrives.
A small LED matrix that quietly shows what's pulling in at the stops you actually use — subway, bus, LIRR, or PATH. Updates every five seconds. No app, no phone, no scrolling. Just glance and go.
The board shows live arrival times for the stations you care about, and disappears into the room until you need it. No notifications. No accounts. No app to install.
The same data the MTA uses for the displays at the station, refreshed every five seconds. The time you see is the time the train actually arrives.
Add up to twenty stops in any mix — subway stations, bus stops, LIRR platforms, PATH stations. The board pages through them automatically — home, the office, the place near your friend's. LIRR departures include the posted track, so you know where to stand.
Future improvements arrive over WiFi while you sleep. The board only gets better with time, with safeguards built in so it never breaks itself.
No app. No account. The clock boots into its own WiFi network, your phone's camera scans the QR on the matrix, and a setup page opens automatically. Pick your home WiFi, pick your stations, done.
Five seconds to boot. The screen fills with a QR code.
Camera offers "Join Network" — tap it. The setup page opens itself.
Use my location, or browse the line list. Save. Wait twenty seconds.
One board. One time. Lives on your desk for the next decade. Free shipping on the first batch.