Trains
Your trains, in the same timeline as everything else.
Forward a rail confirmation from Eurostar, TGV INOUI, Trainline, a UK operator, or the regional line no other app has heard of. The journey lands on your timeline with your coach, your seat, your ticket, and the station where it all starts.
The whole journey, not just the departure time.
A train confirmation carries more than two cities and a time. Skaoot reads all of it, so nothing is left for you to copy across by hand.
Every segment of the journey
the direct leg, or the connection with a change in the middle, each on the timeline in order
Coach, seat, and fare class
per passenger, so nobody in your party is guessing at the platform
Your e-tickets
PDF tickets stored on the booking and readable in the app, even when the email itself was just an attachment
Photo ID requirements
when the operator wants a passport or ID at boarding, you know before you’re at the gate line
Payments
what was paid, when, and with what
The stations themselves
addresses and directions for departure and arrival, so the station is a place on your map, not a name on a ticket
From your door to the platform, one step at a time.
Like a flight, a train journey is a sequence of moments. Skaoot lays them out so the next one is always in view.
- 1
Leave for the station
Timed against real travel from where you’re staying, not a generic buffer.
- 2
Check-in
For operators that ask for it, with the link ready.
- 3
Boarding
Coach, seat, and class where the operator publishes them.
- 4
Departure
The station on the map, directions one tap away.
- 5
Platform transit
On connections, the change to your next train, so the dash across the station never surprises you.
- 6
Arrival
With the next leg of your day already in view.
- 7
Leave the station
Directions onward, because your next stop is already on your timeline.
A train between two stays is not an island.
Rail is where trip context earns its keep. Your train out of Lisbon knows about the apartment you’re leaving, so “leave for the station” is timed from that address. Your arrival in Madrid knows about the coliving you’re checking into, so directions to the door are waiting when you step off.
And when a train crosses a border, it goes through the same checks as a flight: Skaoot looks at your passports, visas, and travel authorizations for the country you’re rolling into, and warns you ahead if something is missing.
Booked, organized, and in order. Not live-tracked yet.
Skaoot doesn’t track trains in real time yet. Delays and live platform changes are on the roadmap; today your rail bookings, seats, and tickets are handled in full, and your timeline keeps them in the right order alongside everything else. When live rail data ships, it will land on the bookings you already have.
Common questions
Does Skaoot track trains in real time?
Which train operators does Skaoot support?
How do trains fit into the rest of my trip?
Related capabilities
See all featuresOne unified timeline
Your train sits between the stay you left and the one you’re heading to.
Read moreVisas & entry requirements
Cross-border trains are checked against your passports and authorizations.
Read moreThe right detail at the right moment
Leave-for-station timing, platform changes on connections, directions onward.
Read more