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Mumbai One – Your All-in-One Transit App for Mumbai!
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Mumbai One is a transit app from Maha Mumbai Metro Operation Corporation Limited for travel around Mumbai. It covers metro, bus and suburban routes, and the developer presents it as one place to plan a journey and buy the ticket for it.
It suits people whose trips cross more than one public transport mode. The listing describes it as a way to handle that kind of multi-modal commute from start to finish.
The build we hold is Mumbai One 1.5 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The route planner looks across metro, bus and suburban services for a journey. The listing says it aims to surface the fastest and most affordable options, so a trip that needs a change between modes can be compared before you commit to it.
Routes you travel often can be saved as favourites. Saved routes open straight to booking, which saves searching for the same journey again each day.
Tickets can be booked for several public transport operators from within the app, without going to a counter or queueing at a ticket window. The developer says this covers the common case of buying a ticket for a regular trip.
Payment runs through digital payment methods that you choose yourself. The listing describes the payment step as secure and fast.
Each booked ticket is available as a digital QR code. You show the code at the gate for contactless entry, and again for exit. The listing describes this ticketing as dynamic, and it is the part of the app that stands in for a paper or card ticket during the trip.
The QR ticket is the one used on the day of travel, so it sits alongside the booking and history screens rather than replacing them.
Past and current bookings are listed in one history view, so an earlier ticket can be found again without rebuilding the journey. The listing says the history is meant for quick reference.
The app also has a direct line to the developer's support team. Users can send feedback from the same place, which the listing says is used to improve the services.