London,
live.
Every Tube, Elizabeth line, Overground and DLR train, every bus and 890 traffic cameras, moving on one map in your pocket.
- 650trains at peak
- 3,300buses moving
- 890traffic cameras
Free. No account. Built for iPhone Duo. Or open the live web map.
Prop it up. It's a platform board.
Half-fold your iPhone Duo on the desk or bedside and the top half becomes the amber board from your station, counting down your train, bus or Tube.
See the roads before you leave.
Save a route and get a wall of every TfL camera along it, with roadworks flagged on the camera that shows the queue.
One live map for all of London's transport.
Every train, live
Underground, Elizabeth line, Overground and DLR trains glide along their lines in real time.
Buses and National Rail
Live bus positions and National Rail departures from every London terminal.
Traffic cameras
All of TfL's JamCams, plus roadworks and closures, so you can check the roads at a glance.
Departure boards
Amber dot-matrix boards for your nearest stops, just like the ones on the platform.
Day or night, it follows your iPhone.
Be first on the map.
Join the waiting list and we'll email you the day Argus Eyes arrives on the App Store.
- Free. No account, no adverts, no tracking.
- Works on every iPhone and iPad, made for iPhone Duo.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The live map, departure boards and traffic cameras are free, with no account and no adverts.
Do I need an iPhone Duo?
No. Argus Eyes works on every iPhone and iPad. On iPhone Duo you also get the cover-screen view when it's closed, the full map with panels when it's open, and the platform board when you prop it up.
Where does the data come from?
Transport for London open data, National Rail's Darwin feed and the government's Bus Open Data Service. Tube positions are estimated from arrival times, as every live Tube map does.
Can I see the TfL traffic cameras live?
Yes. All of TfL's roughly 890 JamCams are on the map. Tap one to see its latest picture, or save a route to get a wall of every camera along it.
When is my city coming?
Glasgow and Edinburgh are next, then Manchester. Vote for your city.