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on iPhone todayMADE FOR SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND
Tell GoSEQ when you need to be there. It works backwards through the walk, live bus and any change, then tells you when to go — and when your stop is next.
Free. iPhone: add it to your home screen today. Android: in testing on Google Play.
On iPhone? Add GoSEQ to your home screen today: it opens like an app. The App Store version comes later.
Catching a bus takes a lot of working out. The timetable, the walk, whether it’s late, the rain, a text asking when you’ll be home.
GoSEQ works it all out. Your walking pace, live times, how late that route usually runs, and when you need to be there.
Then gives you one time to leave. And counts you down to it on your lock screen, so you’re not checking.
01 — BUILT AROUND YOU
Tell it once: school by 8:30. It works backwards through the walk and the bus, at your pace, and from then on it just tells you.
An example morning. The times are made up.
GoSEQ· now
Leave in 15 min
Walk 4 min to Montague Rd for the 8:37 60
GoSEQ· nowPro
Your 61 is running 2 min late
Leave at 7:44 instead. No need to rush.
GoSEQ· now
Leave in 1 min
Walk 11 min to Latrobe Tce. The 61 is 2 min late.
GoSEQ· now
On the 61 · 6 stops to go
Off at 8:19, then a 4 min walk. In by 8:23.
GoSEQ· on Josh’s phone
Isaac is pulling up!
2 min away · getting off at Ithaca St
YOUR DAY, IN MOTION · AN ILLUSTRATION
The walk. The wait. The ride. One clear time to leave.
Step-by-step directions keep your journey moving.
A little less checking. A little more looking up.
SCROLL TO TAKE THE JOURNEY
YOUR TURN · A LITTLE PREVIEW
Pick your arrival time and your walk. See how one clear leave time comes together.
Made-up journey times, just to show you how GoSEQ thinks.
Walk out the door. We’ll take it from here.
02 — A LITTLE AHEAD OF LIFE
Live tracking and scheduled times stay clearly marked. When live tracking is available, GoSEQ uses it to keep your leave time in step with the bus. If it isn’t available yet, you’ll still see the timetable time and know it’s scheduled.
GoSEQ also learns how routes usually run at each hour and knows your walking pace, school holidays and public holidays. If your first option changes, it can show another bus and a backup.
61 to Ashgrove Village · weekdays, 7–8 am
Usually 2 min late
On time 7 in 10 · rarely more than 5 min late
Join the Android beta, or get one email when GoSEQ is ready for iPhone.
YOUR JOURNEY. YOUR CHOICE.
Getting where you’re going is never behind a paywall. No ads, ever.
Free
A$2.99 a month or A$19.99 a year (A$1.67 a month)
Every account can try Pro free for 14 days, once. On the web, start it when you like; in the app, it starts when you first sign in. No card, and it doesn’t renew into anything.
They answer “when does the bus come?”. GoSEQ answers “when do I leave?”: it works back from when you need to be there, at your walking pace, with how late that route really runs, then counts you down. It also does the things around the trip: Chasing it!, Mates, school holidays, and a plan B when you miss it.
No. GoSEQ is an independent app made by E&D Collective in Brisbane. It uses TransLink’s open data but isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by TransLink or the Queensland Government.
No. There are no ads and no trackers, and you can use it without an account. Your location is used on your phone to plan and guide trips; the privacy policy says exactly what’s stored if you make an account, and you can delete it all from Your data.
Yes. Live times, planning, when to leave, walking directions, the map and Mates are free for good. GoSEQ Pro adds extras for A$2.99 a month, and every account can try it free for 14 days, once, with no card: on the web you start it when you like, and in the app it starts when you first sign in.
Yes, today. Open goseq.app/get in Safari and add GoSEQ to your home screen: it opens full screen, like an app. An App Store version comes later, and the launch email tells you the day it’s out. On Android you can try it on Google Play now.
Everywhere TransLink runs: Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan, Redlands, Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast, on buses, trains, ferries and the G:link.
In the app, Me → Updates → “How’s this update?”, or post in the testers group, or email info@goseq.app.
I’m Isaac Erathnage. I’m building GoSEQ in Brisbane, and I catch these buses myself.
Knowing when the bus comes was never the problem. Knowing when to leave was. So I built the thing I wanted: one time to walk out the door, and a countdown to it.
It works on iPhone today from your home screen, it’s in testing on Google Play for Android, and it’ll be on Google Play and the App Store for everyone later. If you’ve got a question, or something on this page is wrong, message me below or email me.
Isaac ErathnageFounder of GoSEQ · Brisbane
GoSEQ is being tested on Google Play before it launches. It’s free and takes about a minute. Do these on your phone, signed in to the Google account your Play Store uses.
Tap Join group. That’s how Google Play knows you’re allowed in.
Open the groupTap Become a tester. If it says the app isn’t available, give it a few minutes after step 1.
Become a testerGet it from Google Play like any other app. It updates itself from then on.
Get it on Google PlayFound something wrong? Post it in the group or email info@goseq.app, and please keep it installed for a couple of weeks: Google wants testers to stick around before GoSEQ can launch for everyone. Sending a friend? The link is goseq.app/android. On an iPhone, get the launch email instead.
iPhone users can add it to their home screen today, and Android testers can start on Google Play. It comes to Google Play and the App Store for everyone later.
