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Made by Simon Chervenak (@innoviox) with Next.js

Fully open source.

Also made with Bulma.

Thanks to Fontawesome, Darius Dan, Freepik (1, 2, 3, 4), smalllikeart, and amonrat rungreangfangsai for the icons.

Thanks to Julius Tens for the inspiration and the stations search code.

Thanks to Wikipedia for the logo image files.

Mapping data is from the Google Maps API, integrated into React with help from Leigh Halliday.

Pricing data is from the transport.rest and eurail APIs.

Thanks to these posts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16) for helping me during the development process, as well as probably others that I forgot to save.

Please let me know at sarras305-at-gmail or at the issues board of any bugs or feature recommendations.

FAQ

What is this?

This is a tool designed for people who have a plan of cities they want to travel to and are curious about their options. Frequently when planning these travels, you need to have dozens of tabs open to check the prices of different modes of transport and how long everything takes. The eventual goal of this website is to consolidate that information to streamline the process of actually going on the trip, once you have picked some cities.

Why don‘t I recognize the names of the stations?

The current API is based on the DeutscheBahn stations and so will show the German names for the cities. I am working on this.

What does the data mean?

Each trip shows its total price and its total duration. The green/yellow/red represents the price/duration spread for that provider, not overall. The cheapest and fastest for each provider get a little star.

What does the eurail price mean?

The app calculates the total price of the seat reservations plus the cost of the cheapest pass that could complete your trip. You can click it to see the sum or the individual prices.