Journey planning
There are many ways to get from A to B. From the multitude of options our algorithm finds optimal suggestions for travelers to reach their destination. Both, timetable-based travel information for a single operator and the search for intermodal routes across multiple providers are supported.
There are many ways to get from A to B. From the multitude of options our algorithm finds optimal suggestions for travelers to reach their destination. Both, timetable-based travel information for a single operator and the search for intermodal routes across multiple providers are supported.
The HAFAS.engine search algorithm from our subsidiary Hacon ensures that individual preferences of travelers are taken into account. Passengers can decide for example whether they prefer cheap, fast or sustainable routes.
HAFAS.engine — the algorithm behind travel planning
The algorithm's calculations can only help travelers if the routes are available for selection in a user-friendly app.
HAFAS.mobile – Frontends
When searching for connections, we differentiate between two options: Either travelers already know their exact destination or they are looking for “Points of interest” (POIs) such as restaurants. Our frontends optimally cover both use cases.
The dashboard
- Overview of the most important functions
- It is possible to search for destinations using the search field or map
- The near vicinity can be seen immediately
- Lower menu bar allows quick and easy navigation
Classic search field input
- All relevant search results at a glance
- Intermodal route suggestions with price labels
- Easy filtering and sorting functions
- Individual route suggestions are marked as “fast”, “cheap” or “sustainable” routes
Points of Interest
- The search for “Points of Interest (POIs)” helps users find places that are of particular interest to them
- Categories such as “restaurants” help to find a specific location
- Photos, opening hours, telephone numbers, etc. provide useful additional information
- Direct navigation to the respective POI is possible
