Out before seven. A kopi on the way?
Leaving before 7, Kaki packs a kopi. The card counts down to the walk to your stop.
Not a commute: a day. Every trip, whatever it is, with when to leave, which bus or train, and what's worth knowing on the way. Scroll through one.
Leaving before 7, Kaki packs a kopi. The card counts down to the walk to your stop.
Live arrivals from LTA, and the nearest rain gauge to your stop: it's raining there, so the umbrella comes first.
Kaki follows each ride of the way, so off the bus the card says where to change, and which direction.
Underground there's no signal to lean on: Kaki follows the train by LTA's timetable, and corrects with every fix.
Every day can be different. When walking is quickest, walking is the way, and on a high-heat day: water, a fan, sunglasses.
The one buzz of the day. Kaki saw the plan change before you did, and the next bus that gets you to the gym on time.
From the supermarket to home, a shopping bag. And after the day's last trip, the card is tomorrow's.
Real screens from Kaki, in testing on iPhone now.







The card is always there, silently. Kaki buzzes only when the plan changes: your bus vanished from the live feed, a faster one is coming, or the line you take is disrupted.
7 updates.
1 buzz.
Kaki knows every way to get there, and you pick the ones it watches.
Every direct bus from LTA's network, with live arrivals at your stop.
Train times from LTA's timetable, disruptions as they happen, the last train home.
Bus to train to bus: it follows each ride and tells you where to get off.
When walking is quickest, walking is the way.
Kaki is an assistant, not a form to fill in. Tell it what's changing, ask it anything: it checks the live times, changes your plans the way the app's buttons would, and you can undo any of it.