Guide
Get an alert before your GSRTC bus arrives
Pick the stop you’re waiting at, and your phone tells you when the bus is close — no need to keep the map open.
Open the appFree, no account. Search by route if you do not have a bus number.
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Setting one up
- Open a bus's live map, or a route's departure list.
- Pick the stop you're waiting at from the route schedule.
- Turn on the arrival alert. Your browser or phone will ask permission to send notifications the first time.
The alert fires shortly before the bus reaches that stop, based on its live GPS position fix — not on the static schedule. It works seamlessly whether the bus is running early, exactly on time, or delayed by traffic.
Battery-friendly background monitoring
ST Tracker uses lightweight Web Push notifications designed to conserve mobile battery life. You don't need to keep your screen awake or watch the live map continuously — lock your phone, step inside a waiting room or tea stall, and your device rings when your bus is 5 to 10 minutes away.
On iPhone and iPad
Safari on iOS delivers web notifications once the site is added to your home screen. Open tracker.shivrajsinh.in in Safari, tap the Share icon, select Add to Home Screen, and enable alerts from the installed icon.
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Questions people ask
Do arrival alerts need an account?
No. There is no account anywhere in the app — the alert is tied to your browser’s notification permission, not an identity.
Why aren’t I getting alerts on iPhone?
iOS only allows web notifications for a site added to the home screen. Open the app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and set the alert again from there.
Is the alert based on the schedule or the live position?
The live position, so it still fires at the right time whether the bus is early, on time, or late.
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