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GTFS·X – a free, web-based transit schedule (GTFS) editor

GTFS·X – a free, web-based transit schedule (GTFS) editor

by markegge·May 27, 2026·1 point·0 comments

AI Analysis

MidSolve My Problem

Free GTFS editor when Google's GTFS Editor and Transitland already exist.

Strengths
  • Free tier removes cost barrier for small transit agencies that can't afford enterprise software.
  • Import from existing GTFS feeds means you can edit real schedules immediately.
  • CloudFlare hosting keeps it fast and accessible without installation requirements.
Weaknesses
  • GTFS editors already exist (Google's GTFS Editor, Transitland, various open-source tools).
  • Built with Claude Code is marketing detail, not a technical differentiator.
Category
Target Audience

Transit agencies, municipal planners, transportation consultants

Similar To

Google's GTFS Editor · Transitland Editor · GTFS-Validator

Post Description

Editing a bus route or schedule shouldn't require expensive software that's difficult to learn, so I built a free, web-based editor that transit agencies can use for free (or pay a nominal fee for cloud-based schedule hosting). Find your local bus service using "Search Catalog" from the "Import" button or explore a demo feed at https://www.gtfsx.com/demo

Built with Claude Code. Hosted on CloudFlare.

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