Journey planning and booking for a sleeper network of 41 cities.
Atlas Rail runs sleeper trains between 41 cities. Booking one meant seven steps, three of them about berths, and most people gave up on their phone and finished on a laptop, if they finished at all.
Night trains are sold as a feeling, but bought as a timetable. The product had to make a 22:40 departure from Lisbon feel simple without hiding the connections, the cabins and the border rules underneath.
Search by city, not by station, with overnight legs and day connections shown on one line.
A drawn carriage you tap to choose a berth, replacing three forms. It shows who you share with before you pay.
Sixty components shared by the app, the site and the ticket machines, documented with Atlas's engineers.
Route pages for every city pair, written to answer the questions people searched for before they booked.
An independent label, loud on purpose