Transit Apps in Croatia

Public transportation apps, curated for travelers visiting Croatia.

Last updated: August 20268 sources

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What to know about Transit in Croatia

Croatia has no single national urban-transit app.

Best Transit apps in Croatia (2026)

Moj ZETEssential

Official Zagreb tram and bus app for routes, live information and digital single or time-based tickets.

Pro tip: Buy and activate before travel, then keep a paper or machine fallback. Some foreign-network users have reported access or payment failures.

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Promet Split

Official Split-area bus app for ticket purchase, route planning, timetables and mapped vehicle positions.

Pro tip: A prepurchased ticket cannot be used offline. Buy while connected and know the sales-point or onboard fallback in case the app or QR scan fails.

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RCC Mobility

Official digital-ticket app for Autotrolej buses across Rijeka and surrounding fare zones, launched in 2026.

Pro tip: Activate before or when boarding and show the active ticket. Short tickets must be activated within the operator's post-purchase deadline.

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Install the official app for the city where it solves ticketing. In Zagreb, Moj ZET plans routes and sells digital tram and bus tickets in Croatian and English. Buy and activate the correct product before travel and keep a paper-ticket or machine fallback. The app has received credible reports of failed access or payment when used from foreign mobile networks, so do not rely on it as the only way to board.

In Split, Promet Split sells single tickets, plans journeys and shows buses, but a prepurchased ticket cannot be used offline and recent store reviews report slow loading, route errors and QR scanning failures. Buy while connected, confirm activation and know the onboard or sales-point alternative. In Rijeka, RCC Mobility launched digital Autotrolej tickets on April 1, 2026 and accepts payment cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Tickets must be activated before or when boarding, and short-duration products have deadlines for activation after purchase.

Dubrovnik's Libertas app offers schedules and vehicle positions but does not sell city tickets and has persistently poor store ratings and unreliable live-data reports, so it is not worth presenting as a must-have install. Use the operator timetable, Google Maps and ticket points instead. Always check whether the route is city or suburban, validate as required and keep the ticket screen available for inspection. Generic route apps do not settle ticket validity or fare-zone rules.