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Version 1.0 · 2026-10-16
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-10-16.





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Your familiar journeys. Live arrivals. One glance.
You already know where you’re going. OliveGo NYC helps you see which of your familiar subway or bus services is coming first, right on your Apple Watch.
Set up two places you regularly travel between, choose one or two direct MTA services, and compare upcoming arrivals at a glance. Swipe up to see what’s coming next.
One Watch. Eight journeys.
Save up to eight familiar journeys, from home to work, school, the gym or anywhere else you regularly go. Swipe sideways to switch between them. OliveGo remembers your last selection, so your usual journey is ready when you open the app.
Simple setup, right on your wrist.
Everything happens on Apple Watch. Find nearby subway and bus routes, choose your stops and name your destinations. OliveGo can automatically select your direction based on your location, or you can switch it with a tap.…
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