UTM Skudai · preparing for public beta

UTM buses,
without the guessing.

Pick where you're going. BusMana brings the walk, the shuttle, and what to do next into one trip.

Built for UTM Skudai · Web + Android

BusManaProduct preview
01

Search the place.

Type FKE, KTR, your college, or where you actually want to go.

02

See the whole trip.

Walking and shuttle steps stay together instead of living in separate timetables and maps.

03

Know what to do next.

When to leave, where to walk, what to board, and where to get off.

01 · One journey, not a timetable

KTR to FKE should feel this simple.

BusMana turns a destination and starting point into one readable trip. The route code is part of the answer, not something you need to know first.

FromKTR
ToFKE
  1. Walk to the stopBusMana includes the walk.
  2. Take the shuttleThe route appears when you need it.
  3. Finish at FKEIncluding the final walk.

Illustrative flow · not current service

02 · See it happen

A trip, start to finish.

Follow the same KTR → FKE example through BusMana.

Sample journeyDemo only · not today's service
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Search the place you know.

FKE, KTR, your college — no route code needed.

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Search the place you know.

FKE, KTR, your college — no route code needed.

Sample journeyDemo only · not today's service
03 · Made for UTM

Campus details a generic map will not know.

BusMana is being built around the awkward parts of getting around UTM Skudai, not around a generic city-bus template.

01

Walk the paths that actually exist.

Walking parts use campus paths, stairs, and walkways instead of pretending every destination is a straight line away.

02

Respect the schedule UTM actually publishes.

Weekday, weekend, Friday, and other service rules come from the official timetable rather than being invented by the app.

03

Know the last trip you can still catch.

BusMana can account for the walk to the stop, not just show the final departure printed on a timetable.

04 · Clear about what it knows

Know what the time means.

BusMana keeps scheduled, estimated, and live information visibly different.

If BusMana does not know, it should say so.

ScheduledFrom UTM's published shuttle timetable.
EstimatedBusMana's best estimate, when one is available.
LiveA bus currently being observed, when live sharing is available.
Bad signal?

Scheduled trip planning is designed to keep working from saved timetable and campus data.

No account needed.

Planning a normal trip should not require creating a profile first.

Live sharing is optional.

When live ride sharing is available, it is meant to last only for that ride.

05 · Availability

Public beta is the next stop.

BusMana is being prepared for UTM students on the web and Android. The public app stays closed until the trip experience is dependable enough for campus use.

WebUse BusMana from a modern browser.
Public beta
AndroidPlanned for Google Play.
Public beta
06 · Questions students actually ask

Before you try BusMana.

Short answers to the things that matter before public beta opens.

Is BusMana an official UTM app?

No. BusMana is an independent student-built project. Scheduled service information is based on UTM's published shuttle timetable.

Where do the scheduled bus times come from?

Scheduled departures come from the current-semester official UTM shuttle timetable. Predictions, live sharing, history, or crowd data do not create scheduled service.

Do I have to share my location?

No. You can choose a campus place as your starting point. Location is optional when you want help using where you are now, and live ride sharing is optional too.

What does Live mean?

Live means a bus is currently being observed through an active live source. It is kept separate from Scheduled and Estimated information so you can tell what BusMana actually knows.

Will it work on my phone?

The public beta is being prepared for the web and Android. The web version is intended for modern phone browsers, while Android is planned for Google Play.

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