Reimagining IRCTC train seat booking
A Full Train Still Has EMPTY Berths.
A layer on top of IRCTC, not a replacement for it. When a train comes back sold out, this finds the berths that are actually free, on another train or over part of the route, and gets you there seated.
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What this does that nothing else does
- Live dataEvery train in India, liveAround 2,400 services are moving right now. Watch all of them at once, from the railway's own feed, and see the country's shape drawn entirely by its trains.Open →
- Live dataA full train still has empty berthsSold out is a statement about through journeys, not about the train. This asks Indian Railways about each stretch separately and shows where the berths actually are.Open →
- Live dataEvery way through, not just the direct oneWhen no single train has room, the search checks every train on the route and every way of splitting each one, and offers a plan only when every leg is confirmed.Open →
- Live dataThe whole train, on one pageTimetable, real track alignment, rake order, berth layout and an itemised fare: the four screens this normally takes, put together.Open →
What this adds on top of IRCTC
- Where is my trainLive position, delay and platform.
- Explore the network13,429 trains, browsable by category.
- Suburban localsMumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad.
- What a ticket costsItemised, including flexi-fare.
- Check PNR StatusCoach, berth, and will the waitlist clear.
- Stations10,148 of them, searchable.
- Ask in one sentenceLive status, berths and fares, in your own words.
A green dot means the screen reads Indian Railways’ own live feed. “Simulated” means the booking itself is modelled. No real ticket is issued anywhere in this prototype, and no real IRCTC system is touched.