Live map
Every coach on the road, dead-reckoned along its real route between GPS fixes. Colour is current delay; click a vehicle for its stop-by-stop timeline.
Open the map →Live now: 1,357 coaches on the road
See every coach.
Know when it is late.
Bustempo tracks intercity coaches in real time and keeps the history: a live map, delay alerts, proof of delays for claims, reliability statistics per line, and departure screens for venues. FlixBus today, more operators coming.
1,357
vehicles live now
60%
on time (≤ 5 min)
30
countries
FlixBusFlixTrainmore operators coming
One feed, five products
The live map is the front door. Everything else is what months of logged positions and per-stop actuals make possible.
Delay alerts
Watch a ride, a line or a station window and get an email the moment a delay crosses your threshold. Confirm once, unsubscribe any time.
Set an alert from any ride →Delay proof
A signed delay certificate for any observed ride: scheduled vs. actual per stop, verifiable online, downloadable as PDF for compensation claims.
See what is included →Reliability
Punctuality per line, route and station, built from months of logged rides: on-time share, median and P90 delay, best hours and weekdays.
Browse the statistics →Screens
A live departures board for your hostel lobby, hotel desk or station, on any TV with a browser. Plus an embeddable widget for your website.
Put it on a TV →How it works
No app to install and nothing to configure. Open the map, pick what you care about, let the archive do the rest.
We watch the network
Our collector sweeps operator timetables every minute, discovers every live vehicle and records its GPS position and per-stop delays.
You pick what matters
Follow a ride, a line or a station. Set an alert threshold, request a delay certificate, or compare lines before you book.
History does the work
Every completed ride lands in the punctuality archive. That is what powers the reliability pages, certificates and trend charts.
Built for travellers, claim filers and venues
Early users and pilot venues. Quotes will appear here as they come in.
“Placeholder: a traveller who used a delay certificate to get compensation.”Traveller, Berlin → Prague
“Placeholder: a hostel that put the departures board in its lobby.”Hostel manager, Lisbon
“Placeholder: a commuter who uses line alerts every week.”Weekly commuter, Munich
Which lines actually run on time?
Independent punctuality statistics from 3,215 measured rides on 1,394 lines. "On time" means 5 minutes late or less.
Questions, answered
Is Bustempo an official operator product?
No. Bustempo is an independent, unofficial project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Flix SE, FlixBus, FlixTrain or any other operator. All trademarks belong to their owners.
Which operators are covered?
FlixBus and FlixTrain across Europe today. The platform is built to be operator-neutral and more networks are being added; tell us which one you need via the contact page.
Where does the data come from?
From the publicly reachable endpoints that power the operators’ own "track my bus" pages. We record positions and per-stop delays over time; the reliability statistics, alerts and certificates are derived from that archive.
How accurate is it?
As accurate as the operator’s own live feed. Roughly 5–10% of rides report no deviation data and are excluded from statistics. A delay certificate documents what the feed reported; it is supporting evidence, not an official operator statement.
What does it cost?
The live map is free. Alerts beyond three, PDF certificates and the reliability deep-dives are part of Pro (€4.99/month). Screens licences are sold separately for venues.
Do I need an account?
Not for the map. For alerts and certificates we need an email address; sign-in is a one-time link, there is no password.