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Thanks! The data that drives this wasn’t available until 2018. Since this is a uniquely NYC problem, 3rd party apps by companies based elsewhere don’t recognize that this a problem that needs to be addressed. MTA eventually released their own version a year after I did, and there’s at least one other 3rd party app that I know.

It’s my first time developing on Swift, but I have found that it can get pretty messy trying to accommodate older OS versions when trying to take advantage of features from a newer version. I may try to support iOS 16.2, but that’s probably the lowest I’d go without it being too difficult to manage.