RTD routes, organized
Stop plotting, route visualization
5 closest stops to you
RTD commuter news
RTD feedback
I’m incredibly proud to announce that Beeline RTD has been approved by Apple and is currently available on the App Store!
Beeline RTD is the first RTD iPhone app that reduces the friction that comes with riding the bus. Bus routes and times are provided beautifully and seamlessly. Stop plotting lets you visualize a route, if you’re not sure of exactly where you’re going.
Features:
- Up-to-date information for every RTD bus and Light Rail line
- Geolocation: Locates the you, the closest bus stops to your location and gives you the buses arriving and the times associated with a particular bus stop
- Find the five closest bus stops to a location that you desire
- Gorgeous visualizations of RTD bus routes and light rail lines through stop plotting
- Select your favorite Routes and Stops for quick reference
- Commuter News provided by RTD and Go Boulder
- Feedback: sent straight to RTD to improve rider experience
I’ve got an update coming soon with the August service changes included. An update will follow shortly after that with The Buff Bus for all CU students.
I can’t wait for you to get your hands on Beeline RTD! You can find it on the App Store [iTunes Link] right now for $2.99!
My Reading List reviewed on iPadDaily.com
My Reading List got a nice write up today on iPadDaily.com:
Sometimes less is more and this app really proves that point. It fills a great need for readers of lots of books that want to make even better use of their iPad.
My Reading List 1.1 is live
Apple just approved My Reading List 1.1. Now add up to 99 books to your reading list. The title field now auto-selects when the popover is activated as well.
Download My Reading List here [iTunes Link]
Apple has listed My Reading List as New and Noteworthy in the Books section of iTunes! It’s also climbing the ranks as one of the best-selling books apps.
You can download My Reading List here and organize all those books you’ve been meaning to read.
My Reading List had an incredible first day of sales! Shown above is a map with pins dropped in the countries where My Reading List was purchased. The app was bought in:
- The United States
- France
- Costa Rica
- Japan
- Australia
- Kenya
- Canada
- The United Kingdom
Thank you to everyone who made Day 1 a great one!
Introducing My Reading List for iPad
Throw away that Post-It note with the things you want to read scribbled illegibly! Introducing My Reading List for iPad.
My Reading List is an easy and intuitive way to manage the books that you want to read.
My Reading List integrates seamlessly with Amazon.com making searching and adding books to your reading list smooth like butter. The app also has a built-in “Buy” feature so you can purchase upcoming books on your list right inside of My Reading List.
Manage, move and rearrange your list then delete books off it as you read them. Feels good to finish another book, doesn’t it?
Available immediately, My Reading List is for sale in the App Store [iTunes link] for $2.99.
We look forward to your ratings and your feedback.
Introducing Beeline RTD
After many months in the works, it’s my pleasure introduce Beeline RTD.
Beeline RTD is an iPhone app for commuters to find the right bus. Fast.
While app is in development I just wanted to give a quick overview of what you can do in Beeline RTD:
- Use Geolocation to show where you are, the bus stops relative to you and which buses stop there
- Make Beeline RTD your own, find and save your favorite routes for easy access and reference
- Use a beautiful, efficient user interface to find the time of your next bus quickly and efficiently
- Plan your future commutes with up-to-date schedule information
- Access the latest commuter news from RTD and GoBoulder
- Report feedback about your commuting experiences to RTD for improvements to the bus system
With fewer taps, you go faster.
Follow @BeelineRTD for more information about the app.
Coming to an App Store near you.
Our first iPad app is coming down the pipeline
My goal was to have our first app submitted to Apple by June 1st. I love being on time. Each build is an improvement over the previous one, bugs are getting fixed left and right. I’d tell you more of the details but I’d rather show you when we’ve got it all squared away and finalized.
We’ve got one of the best developers in Boulder working on the coding, one of the best graphic designers doing some UI elements and an icon and in six days I plan on submitting 59thirty’s first app to Apple for review.
Next week is Boulder Startup Week. Hoping to meet a bunch of incredible people in one of the greatest startup towns in America.
Maybe next year 59thirty will be so big, we’ll host our own event. Wishful thinking.
If you want to find out the events that I will be at next week, check out my Plancast. Come up and say hi. I looks like Andy Samberg and I’m three-quarters as funny.
