KL Trains: MRT LRT Planner app analytics for September 7

Getting across Kuala Lumpur by train is easy once you know the network. This app is for everyone who doesn't! Ten rail lines, three operators, 240+ stations. Between most pairs of them there is more than one sensible way to go, and the fastest one isn't always the one you want. This app lays every option out side by side, then tells you exactly which platform to stand on. ARE YOU: Landing at KLIA? KLIA Transit is in here, so you can plan the whole way in from Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 before you clear immigration, and see where it connects to the Rapid KL lines at KL Sentral or Bandar Tasik Selatan. Visiting Kuala Lumpur? Type KLCC and Batu Caves. See both ways of getting there, pick one, and follow it station by station. No account, no ads, no working out which line is which on a wall map. Going somewhere you don't usually go? You know your daily commute by heart. You don't know how to reach that restaurant in Bangsar, or a meeting out in Cyberjaya. This is for the other trips. Weekends away from the usual route? Batu Caves, Port Klang, Shah Alam, Putrajaya. The whole Klang Valley network, not just the city centre. THIS APP OFFERS: - Every route, side by side: Most planners hand you one answer and keep their reasoning to themselves. KL Trains shows every sensible route between your two stations, drawn to one shared scale, so you can see whether "fewer stops" is actually faster and decide for yourself whether one change or two matters more today. - The platform and the direction, together: At every boarding and every change: the platform number and the terminus that platform is headed for, set as one thing. It's the pairing printed on the sign above your head, and it's what you actually need while standing on a crowded concourse. - Calculated journey times, from end to end. Waiting is counted too - a Komuter train every 40 minutes shouldn't outrank an LRT every 5, and here it doesn't. - Live Activity widget on the lock screen previews your trip plan at a glance. - Works with no signal: Every station, line and timetable is built into the app. Nothing to load, nothing to sign into, no spinner four floors underground. Airplane mode, an expired SIM, a foreign SIM with no data — all the same. - Keep the trips you take again: Two routes between the same pair of stations can be entirely different journeys. KL Trains saves the one you actually take, not just the two endpoints. COVERAGE — ALL TEN LINES Rapid KL, run by Prasarana Malaysia Berhad and Rapid Rail: MRT Kajang · MRT Putrajaya · LRT Kelana Jaya · LRT Ampang · LRT Sri Petaling · LRT Shah Alam · KL Monorail KTM Komuter, run by Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad: Tanjung Malim–Port Klang · Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang KLIA Transit, run by Express Rail Link: KL Sentral · Bandar Tasik Selatan · Putrajaya & Cyberjaya · Salak Tinggi · KLIA Terminal 1 · KLIA Terminal 2 ONE THING IT DELIBERATELY DOESN'T DO KL Trains tells you how long a journey takes and which platform to use. It does not show live departure times: there is no reliable real-time feed for this network, and a departure board built on guesswork is worse than none. For disruptions and last trains, check with the operator. PRIVACY No account. No sign-up. No analytics, no tracking, no advertising. The app makes no network connections at all, so there is nowhere for your journeys to go. KL Trains is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by Prasarana Malaysia Berhad, Rapid Rail, Rapid KL, MRT Corp, Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad or Express Rail Link. Line names, codes and colours belong to their operators.