Live UK train times
Tracks plans your journey on any National Rail train, follows it stop by stop, and tells you the moment it’s delayed, cancelled or changes platform.
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Plan
Stations near you come first. Type a name, or a code like MAN, and you’re there. Every National Rail station is in.
Nearby first
The stations around you sit at the top of the list.
Recent routes
Your usual journeys are one tap away.
Plan
Results come with live times and platforms, so you never pick the train that’s already running behind.
17:07 17:09
Leicester
DELAYED19:05
Manchester Piccadilly
ON TIMEBefore you go
Tracks watches your train for you. When something changes, the notification tells you exactly what: the new time, or the platform number.
LEI → MAN · Platform 2now
17:07 to Sheffield — platform 2.
LEI → MAN · Delayed2m ago
17:07 to Sheffield — now expected to depart 17:09.
On the train
Follow your train stop by stop: when it was due, when it’s really running, and the platform at each station.
17:08 17:10
Kettering
PLATFORM 3Straight from National Rail
The same live feed behind the boards at the station.
On the train
When there’s disruption, Tracks shows you the reason. If you’re changing trains, it shows how long you have to make the connection.
LEI → MAN · Platform 6Anow
18:11 to Liverpool Lime Street — now platform 6A, not 5.
Change at Sheffield
7 minutes to change.
On the train
One tap draws your route across Britain, with every leg and every change.
LEI → MAN · Delay reducednow
18:01 to Manchester Piccadilly — now expected into Manchester Piccadilly at 19:24.
Afterwards
Each trip is saved when you arrive: how late it ran, how far you went, and how often your trains are on time.
Journeys
13
Travelled
807 mi
On time
58%
Afterwards
Every journey becomes a ticket you can share, with each stop, both clocks, and where in Britain it ran.
Share it
Send it to whoever’s picking you up.
Delays, platform changes, missed connections and dead zones. Tracks is built for all of them.
A platform alert has the platform in it. A delay alert has the new time. You never get “something changed, open the app”.
A journey with changes is tracked as one, with the time you have to make each connection.
Your trains and their last known times are saved on your phone, so losing signal doesn’t leave you with a blank screen.
Live times come from National Rail’s real-time feed, the one behind the departure boards.
Already on board and don’t need the alerts? Mute that one journey. The others keep working.
Sign in with Apple, Google or email, and your trains and history follow you to a new phone.
Search and live times are free for everyone. Track your first five journeys for free, then upgrade to Tracks Pro to track as many as you like.
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