It seems that something is up with the App, and it now crashes soon after establishing a network connection.

We are investigating this now, and will seek to roll out a fix ASAP.

Thank you for your patience.

Well, it took a while due to some cosmetic changes required to get through the vetting process…

Get it here now:

Tube Tracker 1.1 has been submitted and is currently sitting in the review process.

We figured that the searching functionality is important, so we went straight to work on it. Just to recap the changes for 1.1:

- Facility to search by Tube Station name
- Stopped the app from rotating with the device
- Some minor UI tweaks

Keep your eyes peeled on when the update appears in your App Store notifications!

First off, a bit thank you to the diverse user base who have give Tube Tracker a go!

Secondly, we have taken on some feedback, and implementing the first round of changes now. So expect the following in the next incremental release:

1) Fix the “rotation” issue
2) Provide a quicker way of browsing to your desired station

We also understand that some kind of “favourites” feature would be useful – we’ll look into how quickly that can be implemented, and it may or may not make it into the next release.

Finally, apologies to those who have clicked the link to the Tube Tracker landing page (which is still being worked on). You should now be directed to the main SkyApps page until this is fixed.

After a trivial hiccup earlier on in the week, Apple have now re-reviewed the app, and I am happy to say that Tube Tracker 1.0 is now available for download.

Get it here now:

Thank you for visiting us. Thanks to the wonders of WordPress, launching the SkyApps website has been a quicker affair than anticipated, but it’ll take a while for everything to settle in and settle down.

Feedback and comments will always be welcome, along with your patience!