Use case
Operator white-label app
Urban operators need an official trip-planning app with their image and design, multiplatform, for arrivals and alerts. It does not replace CAD/AVL and is not the same job.
This page is for operators, governments, or platforms.
Highlights
- App under your brand
- iOS, Android, and web
- Trip planner
Search routes, lines, or stops...
836 CORRIENTES AV.
220 m
More timesto Retiro
1 min
23 min, 55 min
to Correo Central
1 min
20 min, 33 min
Your official operations app, under your brand
Riders do not have to download Ualabee. White-label is the trip planner with your image and design for your transit company.
Arrivals and alerts on your channel
Traveler app builds the web or mobile product for arrival times, alerts, and journey instructions, multiplatform, without replacing your CAD/AVL.
Who this is for
Urban operators that already digitize the network or communicate detours and want their own rider channel.
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An app with the operator brand.
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Web and mobile, not only a third-party map.
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It complements GTFS and alerts; it is not CAD/AVL.
Talk to a specialist
Tell us about your fleet, city, or platform and how Operator white-label app fits.
Frequently asked questions
Does the app keep your transit company brand?
Yes. White-label ships the trip planner with your image and design so riders use your channel, not a generic app.
Does the rider have to download Ualabee?
No. The job is your official app. Ualabee builds the web or mobile product so you ship it under your brand.
Is this the same as publishing routes on Google Maps?
No. Showing up in third-party maps does not replace an official operator app. You can do both; this page sells your app.
Does this still fit if you already have CAD/AVL or GPS?
Yes. Ualabee does not replace CAD/AVL. The app shows arrivals, alerts, and journey steps under your brand on data you already publish.
How do we get started?
Submit the form on this page. A Ualabee specialist will follow up on your operation.
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your operation
Operators, cities, and platforms.
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