Waypoint AR — Citi Bike
citibikers.xyz- Category
- Lifestyle
- Rank
- No. 40Apps board
- Pricing
- Free
- Platform
- web · mobile
- Type
- APP
- Builder
- @ahmeditate
- Date
About
An augmented reality app that overlays live Citi Bike station availability as AR waypoints, designed for smart glasses. It helps cyclists quickly find available bikes and open docks nearby without pulling out their phone.
What it can do
Overlay live Citi Bike station availability as AR waypoints
User's current GPS location and live Citi Bike station data feed → AR waypoint markers displayed in the user's field of view via smart glasses
Show real-time available bike count at nearby stations
Nearby Citi Bike station identifiers and live availability API data → Current number of available bikes displayed per station in AR overlay
Show real-time open dock count at nearby stations
Nearby Citi Bike station identifiers and live dock availability API data → Current number of open docks displayed per station in AR overlay
Identify and highlight the nearest station with available bikes
User's GPS coordinates and live station availability data → Highlighted or prioritized AR waypoint indicating the closest station with bikes
Identify and highlight the nearest station with open docks
User's GPS coordinates and live dock availability data → Highlighted or prioritized AR waypoint indicating the closest station with open docks
Display directional distance to Citi Bike stations
User's real-time GPS location and station coordinates → Distance and directional bearing to each nearby station shown in AR view
Update station availability information in real time as the user moves
Continuous GPS location updates and live Citi Bike API polling → Dynamically refreshed AR waypoints reflecting current station status
Why it made the leaderboard
If you ride Citi Bike regularly, this shows you live station availability as directional cues in your field of view — no phone, no map, no friction. Unlike phone-camera AR gimmicks, it's designed specifically for AR glasses, making it one of the first genuinely useful ambient-computing transit apps rather than a demo.
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