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Tell GoAus when you need to be there. It works back through the walk and the live bus, counts you down to the second, then buzzes when your stop is next.
On iPhone? Open goaus.app/get in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It opens full screen, like an app.
WHERE IT WORKS
GoAus began in South East Queensland and is now open in every state and territory: one app that tells you when to leave, wherever you ride.
REAL TRIPS
Running late
GoAus showed it running late before you left home, with the live time counting down to the second.
Just missed it
GoAus finds a stop further along the same route that you can reach before the bus does: by lift, on foot or by bus.
Full bus
You see it before it drives past, and can pick the next one with seats. Reports are unconfirmed and last about ten minutes.
Example trips, with public stops only.
WHAT IT DOES
Open GoAus and Home is already working. Your next trip sits on top with the leave time counting down to the second, then Get me home: one tap for the way back from wherever you are.
Below that are the buses near you, live, and an Ask GoAus bar where one sentence is a plan. When there is a forecast it sits beside the greeting, so rain can move your leave time.
Demo trip, public stops.
Bus, train, ferry or tram, Home counts down to when to leave, to the second.
Bus due in 1:30 and a few minutes from the stop? GoAus tells you it will be tight and counts it down. If you miss it, it finds a stop further along the same route that you can reach before the bus does.
Example trip. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Share the trips you start with people you trust: which bus, when it’s due, and if it’s running late. Each person chooses what they share.
Demo family.
If your bus was late, make a late slip: the timetable time, when it really arrived and the minutes between, checked against the live feed. Show it to a teacher or your boss.
Example slip.
Sometimes you can’t open an app. GoAus can reach you, and the people you trust, by text.
The thread is an example of how trip texts read. At most two a trip. Reply STOP any time.
GoAus: Leave now for the 60
Stop: Adelaide Street Stop 20
Bus due 8:43 am
6 min walk to the stop
Reply 1 on the bus, 2 missed, BUSY to pause
WHERE
GoAus: 60 last seen near Roma Street at 8:41 am. Be at your stop by 8:43 am.
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GoAus: You're on the 60. Safe travels!
GoAus: Get off in 2 stops - your 60
Get off at Teneriffe Ferry
Check the stop sign before getting off.
PRICING
Getting where you’re going is never behind a paywall. No ads, ever.
Free
A$2.99 a month or A$19.99 a year (A$1.67 a month)
Every account can try Pro free for 14 days, once. On the web, start it when you like; in the app, it starts when you first sign in. No card, and it doesn’t renew into anything.
Yes. Live times, planning, when to leave, walking directions, the map and Mates are free for good. GoAus Pro adds extras for A$2.99 a month, and every account can try it free for 14 days, once, with no card: on the web you start it when you like, and in the app it starts when you first sign in.
Yes, today. Open goaus.app/get in Safari and add GoAus to your home screen: it opens full screen, like an app. An App Store version comes later, and the launch email tells you the day it’s out. On Android you can try it on Google Play now.
Across Australia: it started in Brisbane and South East Queensland, and is now open in every state and territory, on buses, trains, ferries and trams where the local operators publish their data.
No. There are no ads and no trackers, and you can use it without an account. Your location is used on your phone to plan and guide trips; the privacy policy says exactly what’s stored if you make an account, and you can delete it all from Your data.
No. GoAus is an independent app made by E&D Collective in Brisbane. It uses TransLink’s open data but isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by TransLink or the Queensland Government.
GET GOAUS
Add GoAus to your home screen today: it opens full screen, like an app. The App Store version comes later.
GoAus is being tested on Google Play before it launches. It’s free and takes about a minute, signed in to the Google account your Play Store uses.
Sending a friend? The link is goaus.app/android.
No install? Try it now in your browser
ABOUT
The plain facts, in one place.
GoAus is an independent public transport app that shows live bus, train and ferry times and tells you when to leave. It started in Brisbane.
Yes. GoSEQ was renamed GoAus on 26 October 2026. It is the same app, from the same team.
No. GoAus is independent. It uses TransLink's open data but isn't affiliated with or endorsed by TransLink, the Queensland Government or any transport operator.
GoAus is made by Isaac Erathnage, its founder, under E&D Collective, a student-run tech company in Brisbane. The GoAus team answers support questions.
Yes. Live times, trip planning and the leave-time countdown are free, with no ads. GoAus Pro (A$2.99 a month or A$19.99 a year) is optional, and every account can try it free for 14 days, once, with no card.
It started in South East Queensland and is now in testing across Queensland (including regional Queensland), New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, the ACT and the Northern Territory: every state and territory.
iPhone: open goaus.app/get in Safari and add it to your home screen; an App Store version comes later. Android: GoAus is in testing on Google Play. Any phone can also use it in the browser.
It shows live times, tells you when to leave, plans walking and bus trips, helps you check your stop, and lets you share a trip with someone you trust.