ARRILERT

Videos

See ARRILERT at work in short videos without sound. Each one is made from screen recordings of the app's Rehearsal Lab — fictional journeys on a fictional network, on a simulated clock.

No app content is added or changed: titles and callouts stay beside the phone, pauses where nothing moves are shortened and some motion is sped up (at most twice as fast). Every video has a transcript and a description.

Nap responsibly. Commute intelligently.

25.7 seconds · no sound

Arrival assurance for trains, buses, trams and metros

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Made from screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab: fictional journeys on a simulated clock.

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Transcript and description

A short motion-graphics video. Every app screen in it is a screen recording of the ARRILERT iPhone app running a Rehearsal Lab scenario: a fictional journey on a fictional network, on a simulated clock, labelled “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” by the app. The clock in the status bar is fixed by the simulator. No app content is added or changed, and titles, captions and callouts stay beside or behind the phone. There is no music and no voice-over.

How it was edited: Some motion is sped up, at most 2×. Transitions between shots. Callouts with icons beside the phone name what the screen shows.

On screen

  1. 0:00“Nap responsibly. Commute intelligently.” “Arrival assurance for trains, buses, trams and metros” The ARRILERT app icon and the title of the video.
  2. 0:02Exit Assurance — “Daydream all you want. We’ve got a plan.” “Get ready on your own timing” Screen recording, Smooth urban ride (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Next decision” is tapped until the Assurance Ring turns to “Get ready to exit, 6–10 min, Likely”.
  3. 0:06RouteProof — “Wrong direction? Plot twist detected.” “Flagged after repeated evidence” Screen recording, Wrong-direction train (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): after a few decisions RouteProof turns to “Possible wrong direction”.
  4. 0:10Honest uncertainty — “Your destination deserves more than a guess.” “Says when it can’t tell” Screen recording, Metro tunnel (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): underground the ring says “Arrival estimate uncertain” and shows no minutes.
  5. 0:14Arrival screen — “Less panic. More platform.” “Your stop is next — full screen” Screen recording, Smooth urban ride with the arrival screen on (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): the full-screen “Your stop is next — Riverside” with “I got off”.
  6. 0:18Recovery Navigator — “Missed your stop? Not the end of the line.” “Stay on board, then a way back” Screen recording, Missed stop, still on board (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Still on board” is tapped and the Recovery Navigator appears: stay on board until the vehicle stops, the next mapped stop, Adjust destination.
  7. 0:22ARRILERT — “Stay on track. Know when to get off.” “Coming soon to the App Store” arrilert.com End card. Screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab · fictional journeys, simulated time

Know when to get ready

21.1 seconds · no sound

Your own preparation time, your own checklist — and the confidence behind every estimate

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Made from screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab: fictional journeys on a simulated clock.

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Transcript and description

A short motion-graphics video. Every app screen in it is a screen recording of the ARRILERT iPhone app running a Rehearsal Lab scenario: a fictional journey on a fictional network, on a simulated clock, labelled “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” by the app. The clock in the status bar is fixed by the simulator. No app content is added or changed, and titles, captions and callouts stay beside or behind the phone. There is no music and no voice-over.

How it was edited: Some motion is sped up, at most 2×. Transitions between shots. Callouts with icons beside the phone name what the screen shows.

On screen

  1. 0:00“Not just an alarm. A plan for getting off.” “Your own preparation time, your own checklist — and the confidence behind every estimate” The ARRILERT app icon and the title of the video.
  2. 0:02Exit Assurance — “Daydream all you want. We’ve got a plan.” “Monitoring, Prepare, Ready, Check exit” “Starts from your own preparation time” Screen recording, Smooth urban ride (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Next decision” is tapped a few times; the Assurance Ring moves from Boarding check and Monitoring to “Get ready to exit, 6–10 min, Likely”, and a simulated notification “DEMO · Get ready: Riverside” slides in.
  3. 0:08Ready-to-Exit card — “Your stop is coming. Your stuff isn’t packed. We noticed.” “Pack, luggage, essentials” “Your steps, ticked off as you go” Screen recording, continued: the screen scrolls to the “Get ready to exit” card: “Pack your belongings”, “Get your luggage”, “Make sure you have your essentials”, with “I'm awake” and “I'm ready”, above the arrival estimate and its uncertainty.
  4. 0:13One tap — “Not just an alarm. A plan for getting off.” “Only you confirm you got off” Screen recording, continued: “I'm ready” is tapped and the card says “You're ready”.
  5. 0:18ARRILERT — “Stay on track. Know when to get off.” “Coming soon to the App Store” arrilert.com End card. Screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab · fictional journeys, simulated time

Am I going the right way?

21.9 seconds · no sound

A wrong-direction warning only after repeated evidence — and every warning explains itself

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Made from screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab: fictional journeys on a simulated clock.

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Transcript and description

A short motion-graphics video. Every app screen in it is a screen recording of the ARRILERT iPhone app running a Rehearsal Lab scenario: a fictional journey on a fictional network, on a simulated clock, labelled “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” by the app. The clock in the status bar is fixed by the simulator. No app content is added or changed, and titles, captions and callouts stay beside or behind the phone. There is no music and no voice-over.

How it was edited: Some motion is sped up, at most 2×. Transitions between shots. Callouts with icons beside the phone name what the screen shows.

On screen

  1. 0:00“RouteProof: am I going the right way?” “A wrong-direction warning only after repeated evidence — and every warning explains itself” The ARRILERT app icon and the title of the video.
  2. 0:02RouteProof — “Wrong direction? Plot twist detected.” “Compares your movement with your route” “Not from one location: from repeated evidence” Screen recording, Wrong-direction train (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Next decision” is tapped a few times; RouteProof turns from on track to “Possible wrong direction” and a simulated notification slides in.
  3. 0:08What to do — “Because the wrong train is a terrible sightseeing tour.” “Next stop on this line, from route data” “This is my route · Change destination” Screen recording, continued: the screen scrolls to the warning card: “Possible wrong direction: your recent movement is away from the selected destination. Please check the destination display in the vehicle.”, the next stop on this line to change at, “This is my route” and “Change destination”; then “Why?” is tapped.
  4. 0:13Why this status? — “Every warning explains itself.” “Evidence for and against” “Age and accuracy of each location” Screen recording, continued: the “Why this status?” sheet: “Possible wrong direction”, Confidence “Likely”, Supporting evidence (“4 recent locations moving away from the destination”, “12 locations within the selected route”), Conflicting evidence “None”, the source (fictional rehearsal data) and the last usable location.
  5. 0:19ARRILERT — “Stay on track. Know when to get off.” “Coming soon to the App Store” arrilert.com End card. Screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab · fictional journeys, simulated time

Honest when the signal is gone

20.7 seconds · no sound

Get ready before a known tunnel — and see “uncertain” instead of made-up minutes

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Made from screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab: fictional journeys on a simulated clock.

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Transcript and description

A short motion-graphics video. Every app screen in it is a screen recording of the ARRILERT iPhone app running a Rehearsal Lab scenario: a fictional journey on a fictional network, on a simulated clock, labelled “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” by the app. The clock in the status bar is fixed by the simulator. No app content is added or changed, and titles, captions and callouts stay beside or behind the phone. There is no music and no voice-over.

How it was edited: Some motion is sped up, at most 1.6×. Transitions between shots. Callouts with icons beside the phone name what the screen shows.

On screen

  1. 0:00“Your destination deserves more than a guess.” “Get ready before a known tunnel — and see ‘uncertain’ instead of made-up minutes” The ARRILERT app icon and the title of the video.
  2. 0:02Before the tunnel — “Signal gap ahead? Get ready early.” “Known gaps, from route data” “Prepare before the signal is lost” Screen recording, Metro tunnel (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Next decision” is tapped until the “Get ready to exit” card appears early, before a known signal gap on the route.
  3. 0:07Underground — “Because ‘I think this is my stop’ isn’t a strategy.” “‘Arrival estimate uncertain’” “No minutes it can’t back up” Screen recording, continued: more decisions; underground the ring says “Arrival estimate uncertain” with dotted segments and no minutes.
  4. 0:13Said out loud — “It tells you what it doesn’t know.” “Last reliable location and its age” Screen recording, continued: the screen scrolls down to RouteProof “Cannot determine — no recent location”, the signal-gap note and the early “Get ready to exit” card.
  5. 0:17ARRILERT — “Stay on track. Know when to get off.” “Coming soon to the App Store” arrilert.com End card. Screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab · fictional journeys, simulated time

An arrival screen that takes over

22.1 seconds · no sound

While the app is open, each key moment takes over the screen, with its own vibration and two big buttons

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Made from screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab: fictional journeys on a simulated clock.

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Transcript and description

A short motion-graphics video. Every app screen in it is a screen recording of the ARRILERT iPhone app running a Rehearsal Lab scenario: a fictional journey on a fictional network, on a simulated clock, labelled “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” by the app. The clock in the status bar is fixed by the simulator. No app content is added or changed, and titles, captions and callouts stay beside or behind the phone. There is no music and no voice-over.

How it was edited: Some motion is sped up, at most 2×. Transitions between shots. Callouts with icons beside the phone name what the screen shows.

On screen

  1. 0:00“Your headphones are on. ARRILERT is on duty.” “While the app is open, each key moment takes over the screen, with its own vibration and two big buttons” The ARRILERT app icon and the title of the video.
  2. 0:02Arrival screen — “Your headphones are on. Your brain is off. ARRILERT is on duty.” “Full screen, with its own vibration” “Your checklist, right there” Screen recording, Smooth urban ride with the arrival screen on (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Next decision” is tapped until the amber full-screen “Get ready to exit — Riverside” appears with the checklist, “I'm ready” and “I'm awake”.
  3. 0:08Your stop is next — “Less panic. More platform.” “Big buttons, readable at a glance” “Check the station name, then step off” Screen recording, continued: “I'm ready” is tapped, the dashboard returns; more decisions, then the blue full-screen “Your stop is next — Riverside: Watch for your stop and check the station name.” with “I got off”.
  4. 0:14You confirm — “We bring the heads-up. You bring the headphones.” “Only you confirm you got off” “Also on Apple Watch” Screen recording, continued: “I got off” is tapped; the screen closes and the ring shows “Journey complete”.
  5. 0:19ARRILERT — “Stay on track. Know when to get off.” “Coming soon to the App Store” arrilert.com End card. Screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab · fictional journeys, simulated time

What if I miss my stop?

23.3 seconds · no sound

Stay on board until the vehicle stops, keep your destination, and get a way back

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Made from screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab: fictional journeys on a simulated clock.

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Transcript and description

A short motion-graphics video. Every app screen in it is a screen recording of the ARRILERT iPhone app running a Rehearsal Lab scenario: a fictional journey on a fictional network, on a simulated clock, labelled “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” by the app. The clock in the status bar is fixed by the simulator. No app content is added or changed, and titles, captions and callouts stay beside or behind the phone. There is no music and no voice-over.

How it was edited: Some motion is sped up, at most 2×. Transitions between shots. Callouts with icons beside the phone name what the screen shows.

On screen

  1. 0:00“We can’t stop the train. We can help you stop worrying.” “Stay on board until the vehicle stops, keep your destination, and get a way back” The ARRILERT app icon and the title of the video.
  2. 0:02Exit check — “Did you get off? Only you can say.” “ARRILERT asks, never assumes” “I got off · Still on board” Screen recording, Missed stop, still on board (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Next decision” is tapped until the ring asks “Did you get off?”; “Still on board” is tapped.
  3. 0:09Missed stop — “Missed your stop? Not the end of the line.” “Several recent locations past your stop” “Stay on board until the next stop” Screen recording, continued: more decisions; the ring warns “You may have passed your stop” and the card says “Stay on board until the vehicle stops at a station. Never try to leave a moving vehicle.”; “Still on board” is tapped.
  4. 0:14Recovery Navigator — “Life’s too short for accidental detours.” “Your destination stays the same” “Next mapped stop, then a route back” Screen recording, continued: the Recovery Navigator: “Your destination stays Riverside.”, “Next mapped stop: Foundry Hill”, why (3 recent locations about 0.3 mi past your stop), the Apple Maps route back (disabled in a fictional rehearsal), “Adjust destination”, “Still on board” and “Mark arrived”.
  5. 0:20ARRILERT — “Stay on track. Know when to get off.” “Coming soon to the App Store” arrilert.com End card. Screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab · fictional journeys, simulated time

Why this alert?

20.9 seconds · no sound

Every key decision with its reason, its confidence and the age of its data — without storing your route

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Made from screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab: fictional journeys on a simulated clock.

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Transcript and description

A short motion-graphics video. Every app screen in it is a screen recording of the ARRILERT iPhone app running a Rehearsal Lab scenario: a fictional journey on a fictional network, on a simulated clock, labelled “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” by the app. The clock in the status bar is fixed by the simulator. No app content is added or changed, and titles, captions and callouts stay beside or behind the phone. There is no music and no voice-over.

How it was edited: Some motion is sped up, at most 1.6×. Transitions between shots. Callouts with icons beside the phone name what the screen shows.

On screen

  1. 0:00“ARRILERT. The commute companion with receipts.” “Every key decision with its reason, its confidence and the age of its data — without storing your route” The ARRILERT app icon and the title of the video.
  2. 0:02Evidence Ledger — “Every decision, with its reason.” “Time-stamped, step by step” “Your answers recorded too” Screen recording, a finished Smooth urban ride (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Open” on the Evidence Ledger card opens the full ledger: “Rehearsal · these entries describe a fictional journey.”, the filter and a time-stamped list of decisions and answers.
  3. 0:07Decisions, not positions — “For people who have places to be. And occasionally forget where.” “No map positions stored” “Export or delete it anytime” Screen recording, continued: the ledger scrolls back through the journey: “Journey complete”, “You: I got off”, “Did you get off?”, “Arrival possible”, “Your stop is next”, “Are you ready?”, “Get ready to exit”…
  4. 0:12Why this status? — “Every warning explains itself.” “Evidence for and against” “Source and confidence” Screen recording, another rehearsal, Wrong-direction train (the app labels the screen “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP”): “Why?” opens “Why this status?” with the confidence, the supporting and conflicting evidence, the source and the last usable location.
  5. 0:18ARRILERT — “Stay on track. Know when to get off.” “Coming soon to the App Store” arrilert.com End card. Screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab · fictional journeys, simulated time

Try it without travelling

19.3 seconds · no sound

8 fictional journeys run ARRILERT’s real decision engine offline, on a simulated clock

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Made from screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab: fictional journeys on a simulated clock.

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Transcript and description

A short motion-graphics video. Every app screen in it is a screen recording of the ARRILERT iPhone app running a Rehearsal Lab scenario: a fictional journey on a fictional network, on a simulated clock, labelled “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” by the app. The clock in the status bar is fixed by the simulator. No app content is added or changed, and titles, captions and callouts stay beside or behind the phone. There is no music and no voice-over.

How it was edited: Transitions between shots. Callouts with icons beside the phone name what the screen shows.

On screen

  1. 0:00“Your personal ‘Are we there yet?’ assistant.” “8 fictional journeys run ARRILERT’s real decision engine offline, on a simulated clock” The ARRILERT app icon and the title of the video.
  2. 0:02ARRILERT — “Nap responsibly. Commute intelligently.” “For trains, buses, trams and metros” “No account, no ads, no analytics” Screen recording: the ARRILERT Home screen: “Arrival assurance for public transport”, “Plan a journey”, the “Try a Journey — Demo” card, Alert Readiness Check, Journey history and Settings & privacy; the demo card is tapped.
  3. 0:07Rehearsal Lab — “Try it without travelling.” “Fictional journeys, the real engine” Screen recording, continued: the Rehearsal Lab opens with its banner “REHEARSAL · NOT A REAL TRIP” and the list of scenarios.
  4. 0:118 scenarios — “A smarter commute, with fewer ‘Oh, crap!’ moments.” “Wrong direction, tunnel, missed stop…” “Offline, no data connection” Screen recording, continued: the list scrolls: Smooth urban ride, Wrong-direction train, Fork / branch mismatch, Metro tunnel, Express skips your stop, Missed stop, still on board, Notifications off + Focus, Poor GPS beside a parallel road.
  5. 0:16ARRILERT — “Stay on track. Know when to get off.” “Coming soon to the App Store” arrilert.com End card. Screen recordings of the app’s Rehearsal Lab · fictional journeys, simulated time