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Version 2.0.5 · 2026-10-07
- User experience refinements and bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 2.0.5, updated 2026-10-07.








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Subway Now (formerly The Weekendest) is the ultimate companion app to ride the NYC Subway. Simply open it to see all nearby arrival times in zero taps, and go!
Subway Now is the first and only realtime New York City Subway map app:
- Track live train locations
- Get the most accurate train arrival predictions across nearby stations
- Check live train statuses and delays
- View current subway service pattern on a map, including re-routes and skipped stops
- Track your train's estimated arrival time and connection times right on your Lock Screen*
- Check connection times before you arrive at your transfer station
- Departure time and service status Widgets for your Home Screen or Lock Screen
From the Press:
"With one tap, [Subway Now] identifies your location and current travel options... look ahead to transfers.…
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- User experience refinements and bug fixes
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