Name: Prague Tram Timer
Rating: 2.7 (3 reviews)
Author: slenky

You're standing on a corner in Prague. You don't know which tram comes next, when, or from which stop. You pull out your phone, unlock it, open an app, wait for GPS… by the time you figure it out, the tram is gone.

Prague Tram Timer fixes that.

One button press. Your watch locks onto GPS, finds the three nearest tram stops, and shows you every upcoming departure with a live countdown — line number, destination, minutes remaining. No phone. No unlocking. No waiting. Just glance at your wrist and know exactly when to start walking.

Built for the way Prague actually works

Prague's tram network is one of the best in Europe — but only if you can read it. With dozens of lines crisscrossing the city, knowing that tram 22 leaves in 3 minutes from the stop 80 meters away (not the one 200 meters away) is the difference between catching it and watching it disappear.

Prague Tram Timer shows you that. Automatically.

What happens when you open it

The watch finds your location, pulls in the three nearest stops with walking distances, and lets you pick the right one with a scroll of the bezel. Then you get a clean, glanceable list: up to 5 next departures, counting down in real time, refreshing every 15 seconds. No stale data. No guessing.

Designed for the watch, not shrunken from a phone

Every pixel of the UI was built for a round Garmin display. High contrast. Big text where it matters. Orange line badges, white destinations, cyan countdowns — readable in direct sunlight, readable mid-run, readable at a glance. No menus. No settings screens. No learning curve.

Who it's for

Daily commuters in Prague who are tired of checking their phone at every stop. Tourists who want to explore the city by tram without the overhead of a transit app. Runners and cyclists passing through neighborhoods they don't know. Anyone who just wants the next tram — fast.

Works on fenix 7, epix 2, and the full compatible Garmin lineup. Available in English, Czech, Ukrainian, Russian, and Vietnamese.

Stop guessing. Start catching.