Live departures at a glance

Tram, bus or train - with Tramli you can see what's coming at any time. Live and directly from your stop.

All Swiss public transport stops

Whether in the middle of the city or in the village, with Tramli you can choose from all stops on the Swiss public transport network.

Does Tramli work for my stop?

Perfect for your apartment

On the second-generation Tramli, the USB port sits on the back, keeping the cable out of sight. New built-in mounting holes also make wall mounting easier.

Always up to date

Tramli is supplied with power via USB-C and data via WiFi. This means you always have the latest departure times and the latest software updates.

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FAQ

Does Tramli always need to be plugged into power?

Yes, Tramli is powered via a USB-C port. Tramli does not have a built-in battery.

A cable with a 180-degree connector is included, which can be used to easily connect to standard USB power adapters, laptops or computers. Please note that the power adapter is not included.

We strongly recommend using a safe and certified USB power adapter.

How big is Tramli?

Tramli measures 97 x 53 x 12 mm, with a screen diagonal of 79 mm. That's relatively small, for comparison, take a look at the photo with the hand above.

This compact size lets you place Tramli anywhere in your home without taking up much space.

Does Tramli work for my stop?

Tramli works with all public transport stops in Switzerland – including bus stops and railway stations.

You can also display several stops at once, and show only selected services for each stop.

Whether it's a busy city stop or a rural one, Tramli can be configured to show the departure times. That way you'll never miss your tram, bus or train again, wherever you are in Switzerland.

All stops that are included in the GTFS feed from opentransportdata (SBB) are available.

Does Tramli work with my WiFi network?

Tramli is compatible with most WiFi networks (2.4 GHz only).

Not supported are 802.1x enterprise networks, as well as networks with a login portal (captive portal).

Tramli must be connected to WiFi in order to work.

To ensure the best performance from Tramli, we recommend placing it near your WiFi access point for optimal reception.

Where did Tramli get the data from?

Tramli uses its own backend service to obtain data. The real-time departure data displayed in Tramli originally comes from Opentransportdata, a reliable source of public transport data in Switzerland. This data is used by Tramli to ensure that you are always informed about the current departure times of trams, buses and trains.

How do I configure Tramli?

Each Tramli has a unique serial number. Configuring Tramli is very simple. You can access a website where you can configure the settings using your Tramli device's unique serial number. There you can individually configure all the desired settings and adapt Tramli to your personal preferences.

What's the difference between Tramli 1st generation and Tramli 2nd generation?

The second-generation Tramli is the latest iteration and has been available since August 2026. It offers several improvements over the first generation:

  • The USB port is now on the back, so the connector is no longer visible from the front
  • Around 20% lower power consumption
  • Built-in mounting holes make wall mounting easier

All features of the first-generation Tramli are also supported by the second generation. Future features may be available exclusively on the second generation.