Welcome to the support site for Next3Trains. Some of the most recent frequently asked questions are below, however the full list of frequently asked questions can also be accessed via the Support link above.
Siri and Apple Intelligence in iOS 27
Version 1.11 of Next3Trains is built for iOS 27, and most of what’s new is about Siri. Some of it works on every iPhone the app supports, some of it needs a newer version of iOS, and the most interesting parts need Apple Intelligence. Here’s what to expect on each.
On every iPhone
Ask for a destination. As well as “Check my trains in Next3Trains”, you can now say “Next trains to London Bridge in Next3Trains”. You only name where you’re going: the trains leave from the departure station of your current route, chosen the same way Check My Trains chooses it - your location, your widget, or the route you last looked at. The destination doesn’t have to be one of your saved routes, so standing at Blackfriars with a Blackfriars to Haywards Heath route saved, that phrase gets you Blackfriars to London Bridge. It works on Apple Watch as well. The phrases are listed in Why isn’t Siri working?.
By Justin Clarke-Salt
read moreWhat are Disruption Summaries?
Disruption notices, while very informative, are not particularly useful for someone stood on a platform with thirty seconds to decide. From version 1.11, on devices that support Apple Intelligence, Next3Trains can read the notices for your train and give you a short plain-English summary of what’s happening and where.
What you need
- iOS 26 or later, or macOS 26 or later for the Mac app.
- A device that supports Apple Intelligence, with Apple Intelligence turned on in the Settings app.
If your device can’t run Apple Intelligence, the feature is hidden entirely and the app behaves exactly as before. If your device can but Apple Intelligence is switched off, the Settings toggle appears greyed out with a note telling you where to turn it on.
By Justin Clarke-Salt
read moreWhat's new in Next3Trains 1.11
Version 1.11 is the iOS 27 release. The short version:
A new app icon
The icon is now a proper layered icon. On iOS 26 and 27 that means it gets Light, Dark, Tinted and Clear versions from the system, with real depth to the three trains. On older versions of iOS, and on the Apple Watch, it’s the same design rendered flat and noticeably sharper - the three trains no longer merge into one shape at small sizes. As a side effect the app is about 1.3 MB smaller. The same logo now appears inside the app too, on the welcome and empty screens and at the top of a new About section in Settings.
By Justin Clarke-Salt
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