Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
· Zooming in now shows station dots on lines you haven't ridden yet · Stations are drawn as white dots, so they stand out on top of a line · Transfer stations no longer stack one dot per line on the map · Not-yet-ridden lines are drawn a little stronger, so the network reads at a glance · The save button on the visit and rolling-stock sheets is pinned to the bottom — no scrolling to save · Fixed Eungam appearing twice on Seoul Line 6, and tidied up line names
About
Every station you visit becomes a stamp in your book. Raillog is a ride-logging app for Korean railways, covering 17 operators and 55 lines nationwide — subway, commuter rail, KTX, and SRT. Think of it as "railway stamp collecting": ride a line, log the station, and watch your stamp book fill up. ◆ Made for · Anyone who rides the subway or train often · Riders logging everything from Line 1 to KTX and SRT · Anyone starting a nationwide rail stamp-collecting challenge ◆ Log your rides · Tap stations to check them off · Pick any visit date — backfill trips from the past · Attach photos and notes to each station · Find nearby stations with GPS and log them on the spot ◆ See it on the map · Ridden lines are painted in their real line colors · Filter to unridden lines when planning your next trip · Tap any line for progress and its station list ◆ Collect · Every visited station becomes a stamp in your book · A "Full Route" seal card appears when you complete a line · Share cards straight to Instagram Stories at a 9:16 ratio ◆ Review in numbers · Progress by line and operator, plus an activity calendar · A heatmap of your progress across Korea's 17 provinces and metropolitan cities ◆ Raillog Pro (monthly / yearly / lifetime) · Unlimited favorite lines · Detailed statistics and the 17-region heatmap · Watermark-free share cards · Export your stamps as an A4 PDF stamp book Browsing lines, logging rides, the stamp book, and iCloud sync are all free. ◆ Backup & export · Back up your records as JSON, or export them as CSV · iCloud sync keeps your records intact when you switch devices ◆ About the data Line and station data are based on open data such as OpenStreetMap. See "Data Sources" in the app for details. Terms of Use: https://kkiruk-studio.github.io/terms-of-service-app/ Privacy Policy: https://kkiruk-studio.github.io/privacy-policy-app/
What's new · 1.1.1
· Zooming in now shows station dots on lines you haven't ridden yet · Stations are drawn as white dots, so they stand out on top of a line · Transfer stations no longer stack one dot per line on the map · Not-yet-ridden lines are drawn a little stronger, so the network reads at a glance · The save button on the visit and rolling-stock sheets is pinned to the bottom — no scrolling to save · Fixed Eungam appearing twice on Seoul Line 6, and tidied up line names
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