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iPhone App – MuniApp for San Francisco Muni riders!

By admin // App, GirlieMac! News, iPhone, iPod, UI/UX // 3 Comments

Ta-da, finally there’s an app for that! – I mean an iPhone native app that I involved is available on App Store!

This app is called, MuniApp, and this gives you access to San Francisco’s MUNI transit system on the go with real time predictions for buses, metro and cable cars.

I have worked on some UI and icons, while my friend Alberto has coded all the Obj.C. We are both SF residents and rely on MUNI pretty frequently and we do use this app on daily basis. Honestly, this is really simple and useful app

The official website for MuniApp is at www.obapp.com/muniapp

To directly go to App Store on iTunes, go to this link!

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3 Comments to “iPhone App – MuniApp for San Francisco Muni riders!”

Halans August 12, 2009 at 9:54 pm

Did you have a look at Appcelerator? Sign up for their beta and try it out! It’s pretty neat to develop apps with HTML, CSS and Javascript, using native iPhone elements. And it takes Alberto out of the equation (though you’d then need an Apple iPhone developer account).
admin August 13, 2009 at 10:36 am

I am at Appcelerator’s CEO’s talk at OpenSource World conference right now at Moscone West! I’ll def. check it out!
Andy Atkinson November 2, 2009 at 6:04 pm

Hello. I’m the creator of a similar app for Minneapolis called “Train Brain.” I have plans to expand it to other train systems around the country and might try and tackle SF Bart. Congrats on shipping your transit app!