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Time of India

Railways launches RailOne Super App

Indian Railways has launched RailOne, a Super App integrating various railway services. This app combines features from over a dozen apps developed by CRIS, including ticket booking, train status tracking, and complaint lodging. IRCTC will continue to levy a convenience fee for reserved ticket bookings within the new application. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads The Indian Railways officially launched RailOne , its Super App Tuesday. The new mobile app offers a host of railway related services such as passenger ticket booking, buying platform tickets, train status tracking, and coach position identification. Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation ( IRCTC ) will continue to charge a convenience fee from reserved ticket first reported in January 2024 that Indian Railways is preparing the Super app incorporates services offered by over a dozen mobile apps made by Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS). These mobile apps include Rail Madad (for complaints and suggestions), UTS (booking unreserved train tickets), and National Train Enquiry System (train status), for commuters. Others like PortRead (reading and writing Radio tags), Satark (performing inspection reports), TMS-Nirikshan (inspecting Geo-location-based track assets), are for Railway set of apps come under the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation ( IRCTC ) umbrella. These include IRCTC Rail Connect ( train ticket booking and cancellation), IRCTC eCatering Food on Track (getting food delivered to train seat), and IRCTC Air (flight ticket booking).