Every vehicle, on one map that is actually yours.

Live positions from your open-data feed, snapped to the real road network and filterable by operator. The display runs on infrastructure you host, not a dashboard you rent.

Talk to us See live buses

A live fleet view you own end to end.

The live-transit layer below is running on the public London and Manhattan demos right now: real feeds, real streets, on a stack you can host yourself.

Live, not simulated

Every vehicle, where it actually is

Positions come from open bus-data feeds, DfT Bus Open Data in London and MTA BusTime in New York, snapped to the road network so a bus reads as on the street, not over rooftops.

See live buses on the globe →

The live London night map with an operator filter panel: your fleet ticked, other operators unticked

Filter by operator

Filter to your own fleet

The live layer filters by operator, so your ops team watches its own vehicles inside a citywide feed.

Ink illustration of a darkened control room, two operator silhouettes before a wall of glowing map screens

Ask for a demo

Ask for the control-room walkthrough

We run a live control room over thousands of London buses in sales conversations: real positions, real operator filtering, on a map we host. Not a public link, on purpose.

The same Manchester street scene rendered twice by the static map API: a light daytime ops style beside a dark night control-room style

Your brand

Styled in Studio, not hard-coded

The whole scene restyles from a hosted style document: palette, building tones, light presets. Brand the ops view per depot or per contract without touching client code.

the ops view, on your own infrastructure

$ docker compose up -d --build

→ tiles · geocoder · router · guidance · territories

→ 0 external map dependencies

Self-hosted

The ops view runs on your infrastructure

Docker distribution, no per-seat dashboard fee, no vendor holding your control room hostage on renewal. If the feed is yours, the map should be too.

Three document cards: software bill of materials, security questionnaire and signed territory packages, each marked as shipping with the distribution

Procurement ready

A pack your IT team can approve

A procurement pack ships with the distribution: SBOM, security questionnaire, signed territory packages. Your information governance team's questions have written answers already.

Display only

National live-bus API

England's local buses as the open Bus Open Data feed reports them, for any box up to 4 square degrees, as GeoJSON with the feed's freshness on every answer. A stale feed is labelled, never blanked. Live positions for display, never arrival predictions.

GET /v1/transit/vehicles →

Known limit

This is display, not routing. Live positions come from open feeds and are drawn where the feed says; the platform does not compute public-transport journey times, PTAL scores, timetable-based trip routing or arrival predictions.

Agent-first

Point us at your vehicle feed.

You get a branded live map of the fleet, self-hosted on your own infrastructure, built by our AI agents against the real feed.

Start the conversation Pricing

The offer

What you are actually being offered.

On the page, not in the small print: the scope, the deliverable, the timetable and how the money works, before you spend an hour on a call finding out.

Who it is for: An operator or authority that has a vehicle feed and no map of its own to put it on.
What is in scope: You point us at the feed. We build the branded live map on it, self-hosted, and agree which of your own layers belong on it.
What you get: A branded live map of the fleet running on your infrastructure, built against the real feed rather than a sample, and the source with it.
How long: Days rather than months once the feed is reachable. Feed access is usually the long pole.
What it costs: Scoped on the call. Self-host licences are published on the pricing page.
Next step: Point us at the feed, even a read-only test one, and we will put your vehicles on your own map.

Point us at your feed