Support

Routes, stops and schedules come from the open data of the Intendencia de Montevideo, Uruguay’s Ministry of Transport and Public Works (MTOP) and colonia-gtfs. Live positions come from Montevideo’s STM.

Subí updates its data by itself about once a week. To update now, go to Ajustes → Horarios → “Actualizar”.

Only buses that are sending their GPS position to the STM appear live. When a bus isn’t reporting, Subí shows the scheduled time instead, without the “En vivo” label. Colonia lines and some metropolitan lines don’t have live positions.

Save a trip first: search where you’re going and tap the star. Then touch and hold the Home Screen, tap Edit → Add Widget, search for Subí and choose “Tu viaje” or “Tu parada”. There are Lock Screen widgets too.

When you start a trip, Subí tells you when to leave, when your bus is coming and when to get off, with a countdown in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen. At a stop, tap the bell next to a line to get an alert a few minutes before it arrives.

No account needed. Schedules live on your phone, so you can plan trips offline. Live buses and address search need a connection.

Montevideo, its metropolitan area and Colonia del Sacramento, plus intercity coaches across Uruguay. Outside Uruguay the app opens on Montevideo and lets you know.

No. Tap “Use without an account” and build your own routines. If your gym gives you a member account, log in to get the routine your coach assigned to you.

No. Sync only downloads your routine and the sessions you’ve completed. What you log in Gym stays on your iPhone.

Go to Settings → Data → Export backup and save the file. On the new iPhone, use Settings → Data → Import backup.

Settings → Account → Sign out logs you out; your routines and history stay on the phone. Settings → Data → Erase all data deletes everything. Deleting the app does too.

Turn on Settings → Workout → “Rest alert in background”, and make sure notifications for Gym are allowed in the iPhone’s Settings app.