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Jakdojade, Google Maps, Moovit or Wiesz Kiedy? Public transport apps in Poland compared

7 November 2026

Which app for buses and trams in Poland? We compare Jakdojade, Google Maps, Moovit and Wiesz Kiedy: planner, live vehicles, tickets, ads, offline use.

At the stop two things matter: when will my tram really come, and will I make my change? Each popular app answers that a little differently. Below is what really sets apart the four most used in Poland. Yes, one of them is ours, so we have stuck to checkable facts and say plainly what Wiesz Kiedy does not do.

At a glance

JakdojadeGoogle MapsMoovitWiesz Kiedy
Planner with changesyesyesyesyes
Live departures (with delay)in some citiesin some citiesin some citiesyes, in 30 cities
All of a city's vehicles on one mapin some citiesnocheck your cityyes, in 30 cities
Buying ticketsyesnolong-distance ticketsno
Accountneeded for ticketsGoogle accountoptionalno accounts
Adsyes, none in paid Premiumnoyescoming soon, never on the map or in guidance
Works offlinesaved stopsnocheck in the apptoday's and tomorrow's timetable
Line punctuality statisticsnononoyes, in cities with delay data
PlatformsAndroid, iOS, weballAndroid, iOS, webAndroid, web

As of November 2026. Other apps' features depend on the city and change between versions, so check them in your city before choosing.

Jakdojade

The most popular public transport app in Poland and the only one of the four that sells city tickets in dozens of cities. It has train tickets too. The planner is polished, and in some cities you can see live departures and vehicles. The free version has ads; paid Premium removes them and adds, among other things, navigation with change reminders and widgets.

Who it suits: if you buy tickets on your phone, Jakdojade is hard to replace.

Google Maps

Convenient because it is already on your phone, and good at combining transit with walking, cycling or driving. In many cities it shows departure times using the operator's live data. But it will not show all of a city's trams on one map, tell you which line is usually late, or give you a departure board for a whole interchange.

Who it suits: occasional trips and unfamiliar cities, abroad too.

Moovit

An international app that works in thousands of cities worldwide, so it is good for travel. It has real-time arrivals where operators provide them, and get-off reminders. Coverage and data quality in Polish cities can be patchy.

Who it suits: if one app should work in many countries.

Wiesz Kiedy

We focus on one thing: that you know when it will really come. That is why:

What we do not do: we do not sell tickets (we show which ticket is enough instead), and there is no iPhone version yet, only Android and the browser.

Which to choose?

Nothing stops you using two: many people buy tickets in one app and check departures in another. Try Wiesz Kiedy in your browser right away, with nothing to install.

See when it comes

Planner and departures in 32 cities, most with live vehicles. Free, no account.

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