It will literally tell you the quickest, cheapest, or rain-safest way to get to wherever you need to go. It gives real-time journey planning with a massive amount of options for travel. But Citymapper is, as the name suggests, a city map(p) of the urban-journey-planning variety, currently offering its services in 39 cities across the globe. Well mainly, it gets me places, every single day. I was absolutely delighted when I moved back across the Atlantic and found it worked in London too. From that point on, I could happily walk to Williamsburg and buy myself an overpriced bagel without needing to call a search party. Then, a friend noticed me using Apple's attempt at city-guidance, gave me a look of disdain, and introduced me to Citymapper. For the first few m,onths I spent my time relying on the god-awful Apple Maps to get around, outwardly sighing as the obnoxious turn by turn voice navigation dipped the volume of my tunes whilst I strutted around Manhattan trying not to look like a lost rabbit. Most city slickers will probably have heard about Citymapper but until I moved from my hometown to New York I had no idea of its existence. That's all well and good if you've lived in a place for a long time and can easily find your way home, but not so much when you're a transplant in a big city like London or New York. I get lost, like a lot, mainly because I have a penchant for wandering off without a second thought. I'm not great at many things but I am proud to say that I never get lost, ever, I know exactly where I'm going (and where I am) at all times, like a human sextant, forging ahead using nothing but the stars and the horizon as my guide.Īnyone who knows me is probably thinking what complete and utter nonsense those previous few sentences are.
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