100% free — no install, no sign-up.
SGHere is a free web app that brings together the everyday movement information Singapore commuters need — live bus arrival times, MRT and LRT line status, real-time carpark availability, EV charger occupancy, and nearby hawker centres — into a single, fast screen. There's nothing to download and no account to create: just open sghere.com in your browser and it works instantly on any phone or laptop.
Every number you see is pulled live from Singapore's official open-data sources — the Land Transport Authority's DataMall and data.gov.sg — and refreshed roughly every 30 seconds. SGHere is an independent tool built by a local commuter; it is not affiliated with the LTA or any government agency, and it simply presents public data in a cleaner, faster way.
See the next two buses for every service at any of Singapore's 5,000+ bus stops, with a countdown in minutes and a load indicator showing whether the bus is seats-available, standing, or full. Search by the five-digit stop code printed on the pole, by stop name, or let the app find the stops closest to you.
Check whether all six MRT lines and the LRT are running normally at a glance. When there is a disruption, the affected line is highlighted so you can plan an alternative route before you leave home. Station-level crowd levels help you pick a less-packed platform during peak hours.
Driving in? SGHere shows live available lots for HDB, URA and LTA carparks near your destination, so you can head straight for one that still has space instead of circling the block.
Find nearby EV charging points with connector type, power rating and real-time availability, plus the closest hawker centres for a quick meal between trips — all on the same map.
Allow location, or search
Tap to share your location and instantly see nearby stops, carparks and chargers — or skip it and search any stop by code or name. Location stays on your device and is used only to measure distance.
Save your regular stops
Star the stops you use every day and they'll pin to the top next time you open SGHere, so your morning bus is one glance away.
Get an arrival alert
Set a push reminder for a specific bus and SGHere will tap you on the shoulder when it's a few minutes away — no need to keep the screen open.
In-depth guides to getting around the island.
Getting Around by MRT
All six lines, key interchanges & operating hours.
Bus & MRT Fares
Distance-based fares, SimplyGo & transfer rules.
Airport to City
MRT, bus, taxi, Grab — every option compared.
Last Bus & Train Times
When services end & how to avoid getting stranded.
Tourist Transport Guide
First-timer's guide to MRT, bus & how to pay.
Grab vs Public Transport
When each makes sense — cost & time compared.
After Midnight
NightRider buses, taxis & late-night options.
Beating Peak Hour
Timing hacks, route alternatives & crowd tips.
Rainy Day Commute
Sheltered routes & underground connections.
Barrier-Free Guide
Wheelchair-accessible MRT, buses & lifts.
Parking in Singapore
HDB & URA car parks, coupons, EPS & night parking.
Cheapest Parking CBD
Hidden carparks near Orchard, Marina Bay & CBD.
Free Weekend Parking
Sunday rules, night rates & money-saving tips.
ERP Guide
Gantry rates, timing & how to avoid charges.
EV Charging
AC vs DC, connectors, costs & operators.
EV Charging 2026
Complete guide: operators, pricing & strategies.
Yes. SGHere is completely free. It is supported by unobtrusive advertising so the tool can stay free for everyone.
Arrival times come directly from LTA DataMall, the same feed that powers the official bus-stop displays, and refresh about every 30 seconds. Times are estimates and can shift with traffic.
No. SGHere runs in your browser. If you like, you can add it to your home screen to launch it like a native app and use recently viewed stops offline.