Watch your train move down the line, stop by stop, with an honest ETA into your station — and see it sitting at the platform it's actually standing on, not the one it already left.
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Your next train, and its track
The one you'll use every day. Save the trips, station boards and bus stops you check, and the home screen counts each one down to the next departure and names the track — “in 7 min · Track 2” — before you've tapped anything. Drag them into the order you actually ride them.
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Delays, track and the train itself
Real-time lateness, the departure track the moment NJ Transit posts it, whether it's a double-decker, and when each train gets you to your stop — all in the list, so you're never guessing on the platform.
Just want to know what's leaving next? Pick any station and see every upcoming departure — all lines and destinations, with track and live status — like the big board on the concourse.
Say how long it takes you to reach your station — walking, driving, or getting dropped off — and RailDash works backwards from your train: “Leave by 7:34 for the 8:02 to Hoboken.” It never quietly slides later because the train is running late. That's how people miss trains.
Opt in and get pushed the moment your track is posted — plus if your train is late or cancelled, and when your stop is coming up next. Even with the app closed.
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Trips with a change, on one screen
No one-seat ride? RailDash works out the connection and puts the whole journey on one screen — where you change, how long you've got, what time you actually get there, and a tab for each train so you can look at leg 2 before you've boarded leg 1.
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…and whether you'll make it
Your connection is tracked live on its own track number, and RailDash says plainly when the change looks too tight — then lists the trains after it, so you already know the fallback before you're standing on the platform at Secaucus.
Send whoever's collecting you a link to your live arrival. No app for them to install, no login, nothing to sign up for — and the link expires by itself.
Real disruptions — track conditions, cancellations, adjusted schedules — surfaced right on the route you're looking at. The noise and marketing copy are filtered out.
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Plan ahead — any day's schedule
Not traveling today? Tap Tomorrow or pick any date up to about six months out and see that day's full timetable. You can even arm a delay or cancellation alert ahead of time — it stays quiet, then wakes up on the day of your trip.
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Look up a train by number
Heard “train 1132” over the PA, or that's all the text message said? Type the number and RailDash works out which run you mean, then tracks it.
One switch makes the whole app bigger and bolder — larger type, larger targets, stronger contrast — for reading a departure time on a dark platform without hunting for your glasses.
