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Make your next subway trip right on time. smarter. safer. smoother. surprise-free. right on time.

Trakkr is a free transit safety tool for NYC commuters. Enter any address and TrakkRecord™ — the engine behind Trakkr — tells you the safety outlook for the nearest station and which elevators are likely to break down before you leave the house.

Not affiliated with the MTA or NYPD.

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The Problem

The subway shouldn't be a guessing game.

4.3 million riders use the NYC subway every day. Most of them find out about broken elevators and unsafe stations the hard way — on the platform, already late.

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No Advance Warning

The MTA posts outage alerts after equipment goes down. By then you're already in the station. Trakkr identifies units at high service risk before they fail.

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Unreliable Elevators

For wheelchair users, parents with strollers, and anyone with mobility needs, a broken elevator is not an inconvenience — it's a barrier. 689 elevator and escalator units across 180 stations, tracked and forecast monthly.

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Hidden Crime Patterns

Crime data is public but buried. No one has time to sift through years of incident records before commuting. TrakkRecord™ reads the patterns and surfaces the risk level for your station, normalized by ridership volume.

How It Works

Three steps to confidence.

TrakkRecord™ doesn't react to incidents. It identifies patterns before they become problems.

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Enter a Station

Type any NYC subway station name into the search bar. The autocomplete pulls from every station in our dataset — 371 stations across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, and Queens.

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Read the Predictions

TrakkRecord™ returns a SAFE / CAUTION / HIGH RISK verdict for crime, a 30-day elevator failure forecast, and a plain-language action plan — all in under a second.

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Travel Confidently

Move through the city with data-backed decisions, not guesswork. Reroute early, plan alternatives, or simply know what to expect when you arrive. That's the difference. That's the TrakkRecord™.

What You Get

Every report. One station.

No dashboards to learn. No subscriptions. Just the information you need before you board.

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Crime Risk Score

A SAFE / CAUTION / HIGH RISK verdict based on five-plus years of station-level patterns, adjusted for how busy each station actually is. Context matters.

SAFE CAUTION HIGH RISK
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Elevator & Escalator Forecast

A 30-day forecast for every elevator and escalator at your station. Know which units are likely to break down — before you end up stuck on the platform.

URGENT MONITOR LOW RISK
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Live MTA Alerts

Real-time service alerts for your line pulled directly from MTA feeds — delays, suspensions, and planned work — shown alongside the prediction so you see the full picture.

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Who It's For

Built for anyone who rides.

Trakkr belongs to the people who use the subway every day — not the agencies that run it.

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Daily Commuters

You ride the subway every weekday. Trakkr tells you which stations have elevated risk this month so you can plan accordingly — or just know what you're walking into.

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Accessibility Riders

Wheelchair users, people with mobility aids, and anyone who depends on working elevators. Trakkr's 30-day forecast tells you which units are likely to fail so you can choose a reliable route before you leave.

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Parents & Caregivers

Strollers don't do stairs. Parents traveling with children need working elevators and safe platforms. Trakkr gives you a heads-up, not a surprise at the turnstile.

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Researchers & Advocates

Transit equity researchers, urban planners, and community advocates who need station-level safety and reliability data in one place — sourced, traceable, and reproducible.

Real Riders. Real Decisions.

Who Uses Trakkr

FAQ

Quick answers.

Everything you want to know before your first check.

Is the data real-time? expand_more
Crime risk and elevator forecasts are based on historical patterns updated monthly — they are predictive, not live. MTA service alerts shown on the dashboard are pulled from live MTA feeds and reflect current conditions.
Is Trakkr free to use? expand_more
Yes, completely free. No account, no subscription, no data collected. Enter a station and get your report instantly.
How accurate are the predictions? expand_more
TrakkRecord™ is built from five-plus years of public NYC transit and crime records. The safety forecast catches roughly 93 out of every 100 stations that turn into hotspots, and the elevator forecast catches about 96 out of every 100 units that break down — measured against records the system had never seen before. Forecasts describe what's likely based on past patterns; they aren't guarantees.
Is Trakkr affiliated with the MTA or NYPD? expand_more
No. Trakkr is an independent project built for the CUNY AI Innovation Hackathon 2026. We use publicly available MTA and NYPD open data but have no affiliation with either agency.
Which stations does it cover? expand_more
Trakkr currently covers 371 NYC subway stations across Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Queens. Staten Island Railway is not yet included. Coverage expands as new data becomes available.

TrakkRecord™

Other apps tell you what broke.
Trakkr tells you what's about to.

Before the breakdown. Before the incident. Before the MTA tweet.

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