NYC Bikes — A One-Tap Citi Bike App Software
Company Name: Urban Apps
NYC Bikes A One Tap Citi Bike App Overview
With one tap you can find the closest Citi Bike station, how far away it is and in which direction, and how many available bikes and docks it currently has.
NYC Bikes is a simple and easy-to-use App that helps you locate the closest Citi Bike℠ docking station.
NYC Bikes is not affiliated with, or endorsed by Citi, Citibank, Citigroup or NYC Bike Share, LLC.
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Product Details and Description of
NYC Bikes is a simple and easy-to-use App that helps you locate the closest Citi Bike℠ docking station. With one tap you can find the closest Citi Bike station, how far away it is and in which direction, and how many available bikes and docks it currently has. Find out how many available docks there are at your destination easily with the full-map mode. You can even set a ride timer to help track your Citi Bike rental and prevent late fees. -------------------------- NYC Bikes is not affiliated with, or endorsed by Citi, Citibank, Citigroup or NYC Bike Share, LLC. Citi® and Citi Bike℠ are registered service marks of Citigroup, Inc. All rights are reserved by the respective owners. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
Top Reviews
By Abc413
Much better than the official app
Please though, add the option to disable the compass/calibration. I often need to uses it quite quickly but the compass always requires calibration, which takes a while.
By Mccrn
Way Better than citi bike app
Hands down, beats the citi bike app. It's way more accurate with bike and dock info and the feature that let's you find the nearest station with a compass to guide you is safer and faster to use than checking a map
By isaaccs
The best.
This is the best CitiBikes app available! Really well thought-out UI, does exactly what you need quickly, intuitively, and beautifully. I love it because I can use it when I'm on bike or foot and immediately know where I can find or park a bike. Thanks Matt!
