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Voltooi die aanmeldproses en laai die Citi Bike-toepassing af. Begin ry!. Citi Bike is 'n prettige manier om in NYC te kom. Another app, NYC Bikes, performs many of the same functions as the official app, but in a more intuitive way, said creator Matt Coneybeare. Like the official app, NYC Bikes enables users to find the closest station, number of available bikes and number of available docks. But while the official app requires cyclists to perform a tedious series of taps, NYC Bikes aspires for users to access all the information they need with just one finger-flick.

Coneybeare founded the company Urban Apps in , with his most popular development an app called "Ambiance," which offers users 3, different options for ambient sound to help them focus and relax.

An avid Citi Bike user, Coneybeare calls the official app "kind of a nightmare," and decided to create an alternative utilizing Citi Bike's own data presented in a more straightforward manner. I just approached it in a way that minimized effort to access info.

NYC Bikes will be available for free, with an ad-free version available for 99 cents. Perhaps the most useful feature, Coneybeare said, is that his app comes with a compass, with the idea that Citi Bike riders will be spared the frustration of wondering which direction the blue line associated with Google maps is telling them to go.

This is not to say that there aren't already many, many Citi Bike app knock-offs. But will there ever be an app that lifts the racks from beloved pocket parks and dumps them into the ocean where they belong?