SubwayDash is a small, independent app for checking NYC subway arrivals quickly.
Open the app and see the trains that matter to you: saved stops, live countdowns, service notices, feed freshness, nearby stations, and compact line views that show where trains are moving.
Features:
- Custom dashboards for saved stops
- Nearby dashboard for stations close to your current location
- Live train countdowns with second-level timing
- Multiple dashboard loadouts for different routines
- Swipe between dashboards
- Expand stop cards to see more upcoming trains
- Tap any train row to open the live line view centered on that stop
- Pull to refresh arrivals
- Concise service notices without duplicates
- Simple subway line and stop browsing
SubwayDash is built for quick checks before you leave, while you are walking, or when you are deciding which train to catch.
SubwayDash uses MTA GTFS-Realtime data through a lightweight Cloudflare backend. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the MTA. Arrival predictions and service notices can be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate.
What's new (v2.0)
SubwayNow is now SubwayDash.
New in this update:
- Swipe left from your saved dashboard to see nearby stations ranked by distance.
- Filter nearby arrivals by stop or by direction.
- Choose how far away the nearby dashboard should search.
- Cleaner direction badges make arrivals easier to scan.
- Tap a stop card header to expand from 3 arrivals up to 10.
- Tap an individual train row to open the live line view centered on that stop.
- New first-run guide introduces the updated dashboard, nearby stations, and add-stop flow.