gettinthr Smarter commutes across Australia

Map your route. Save your commute. See what PT actually costs you.

gettinthr is the free public transport app for Australian commuters that tracks your Opal card, Myki, go card and more — shows you where you're going, remembers your regular trips, and tracks what you're spending across all of Australia.

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Free for commuters

No subscription. No ads. No account needed. Just download and go.

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Route Maps Visualise your entire journey — stops, transfers, and travel time — on a clear interactive map.
Saved Commutes Save your regular routes and pull them up instantly. No re-entering the same trip every day.
Fare Budgeting See what your Opal, Myki, go card or SmartRider commute costs monthly and annually. Finally know your real PT spend.

Built for Australia

Australia's public transport networks are big, busy, and sometimes confusing. gettinthr is designed for commuters who use them every day — with clear route maps, saved trips, and no clutter.

Covering all 8 capital cities: Sydney (Opal), Melbourne (Myki), Brisbane (go card), Perth (SmartRider), Adelaide (Metrocard), Canberra (MyWay), Hobart and Darwin — over 2,800 suburbs ranked.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Australian cities does gettinthr support?

gettinthr supports all 8 Australian capital cities — Sydney (Opal), Melbourne (Myki), Brisbane (go card), Perth (SmartRider), Adelaide (Metrocard), Canberra (MyWay), Hobart (Metro Tasmania), and Darwin. Over 2,800 suburbs are ranked across Australia.

Is gettinthr free?

Yes, completely free. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no account required. Available on iOS and Android.

How do I track my public transport spending?

Download gettinthr, save your regular routes, and the app tracks your fare spend automatically — whether you use Opal, Myki, go card, or another network.

What is the Opal weekly travel cap?

The Opal weekly travel cap is $50. Once you spend $50 in a week (Mon–Sun), all subsequent trips are free for the rest of that week. See our Opal weekly cap guide to find out which suburbs hit the cap earliest.

Which suburbs have the best public transport?

Sydney CBD ranks #1 in Sydney (score: 92.7), Docklands leads Melbourne (79.5), and Brisbane City tops Queensland. See the full best & worst suburbs rankings for all 8 cities.

How is the public transport score calculated?

The score combines Journey Quality (45%), Cost Efficiency (30%), and Connectivity (25%) based on real fare data across Australian networks. Read the full methodology →