Yeogiya - Korea Subway Alerts

Never miss your stop on Korea's subway. Visiting Korea, or living here and still getting used to the lines? Pick the station you want to get off at, and Yeogiya follows your train stop by stop. It tells you one stop ahead, says "Get off now" when you arrive and shows where to transfer, even while you're watching a video with earphones in. ■ Easy for visitors • Station names appear in Korean with romanized spelling, so you can match them with station signs and announcements. • Search stations in English letters, such as "Gangnam" or "Myeongdong". • Includes the AREX Airport Railroad to Incheon and Gimpo airports. • The app follows your phone's language: English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French or Korean. ■ Big, right over your video • When the train stops, a large banner with the station name in the line colour appears at the top of the screen. • The rest of the time, a small label shows the current and next station without covering your video. Drag it anywhere, or turn it off in Settings. • Your taps go straight through to the video app. ■ Your stop, one stop ahead • When the train leaves the station before yours, you're told to get off at the next stop. When you arrive: "Get off now". • When it's time to get off, alerts and vibration repeat so you don't miss it. • Turn on voice guidance to hear it as well. ■ Transfers worked out • Your stop can be on another line. Yeogiya shows which line and direction to change to, plus the car and door for the quickest transfer, and reminds you at the transfer station. • When the train leaves the transfer station, Yeogiya assumes you changed and keeps following you on the next line. ■ Works underground • GPS doesn't reach subway tunnels. Yeogiya uses your phone's motion sensors to detect each departure and stop, and counts the stations. • Location fixes caught briefly inside stations help correct the count. • If it's ever wrong, fix the current station right away with the ◀ ▶ buttons in the notification or on screen. ■ Simple • Open the app and your nearby station is picked using your location. Just search for your stop and start. • Your 5 most recent routes are saved, so next time it's one tap. • Choose when you're alerted: at every station, from 2 stops before yours, or from 1 stop before yours. ■ Korea-wide 47 urban and commuter rail lines in the Seoul metropolitan area, Busan, Daegu, Gwangju and Daejeon: about 1,300 stations. ■ Privacy No sign-up, no ads, no servers. Location is used only after you agree to the terms on first launch, and location and sensor data are processed on your phone and never sent anywhere. ■ Permissions • Display over other apps: to show station names over videos (if not allowed, notifications are used instead) • Notifications: station and destination alerts • Location: finding nearby stations and correcting the current station ※ While you ride, a station-tracking notification stays at the top of the screen (foreground service). It goes away when you tap End. ※ Sensor detection can be wrong depending on how the train runs (long signal holds, sudden stops, etc.). For anything important, please also check the on-board announcements. Stations & coordinates © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Quick transfer data: Korea Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (data.go.kr)

• No more duplicate alerts: your stop is announced once, in the pop-up at the top of the screen. • Tap "Got it" on the stop pop-up to end the guidance right away.