Leave on time.
Even when your train doesn't.
Live delays, leave-now alerts and replacement buses for every train in Slovenia. On your Lock Screen while everyone else is still reading the board.
Everything about your train. Nothing you don't need to know.
Peron follows your train from the moment it goes live and says what changed in plain words: minutes, platforms, buses. When nothing changes, it stays quiet.
The board is at the station. You're still at home.
When your train changes, Peron tells you where you are, with the one number that matters: when to leave.
Know when to leave. Not when it's too late.
Peron counts back from your train and your walk to the station, and tells you the minute to go. If the train runs late, your alert moves with it.
Four minutes late, not "slightly delayed".
Live delays for every train in Slovenia, stop by stop, refreshed every 30 seconds. Set how late is too late (10 minutes by default) and you'll hear about it before you're at the station.
The bus part, too.
Track works happen. When your trip continues by replacement bus, Peron shows where to change and how many minutes you have.
Will you make the change?
When a late train eats into your change, Peron tells you how many minutes you'll have, how many you need, and the next train if it's too tight. Cancellations get the same treatment.
Your train on your Lock Screen.
Departure, arrival, platform and progress in a Live Activity and the Dynamic Island. No app to open, no timetable to refresh. The day you board, Home turns into your trip.
Missed it? Peron notices.
If your train leaves and your phone stays at the station, Peron asks once, right on your Lock Screen, and has the next train ready. Say you're on it and it follows you all the way.
Set your commute once.
Same train every weekday? Add it, pick the days, and Peron watches it for you. One-off trips work the same way: find your stations, pick the train, done.
Every station from Sežana to Hodoš.
A passport for every kilometre.
Peron keeps what you ride: stations, lines, countries, kilometres, hours on board, and how many minutes you lost to delays this year.
The numbers come from the railway. The clarity comes from Peron.
Open data
Timetables and live delays come from Slovenia's national open public-transport data. Peron turns them into one answer: when to leave.
Independent
Made by a group of people who take the train. Independent and built on open data, with a mission to make public transport more accessible and more enjoyable.
Slovenia first
Every station from Sežana to Hodoš. More countries when the data is good enough.
Good to know
Where do the delays come from?
From Slovenia's national open public-transport data, which carries Slovenske železnice's live train data. Peron checks it every 30 seconds.
Why does my train say "Not live yet"?
A train goes live a few minutes before it leaves its first station. Until then you see the timetable, and Peron updates you the moment it starts reporting.
Is the platform always right?
Platforms come from the timetable. Peron marks them as predicted (~3) and changes them when we know better.
Which trains are covered?
Every Slovenske železnice passenger train in Slovenia, including replacement buses on your route. Cross-border trains are tracked while they're in Slovenia.
Does it work offline?
The timetable does: you can search stations and add trips without signal. Live delays come back when you're online.
Is Peron made by Slovenske železnice?
No. Peron is independent and not affiliated with Slovenske železnice or any other carrier.