NycSee

If you are iPhone and iPad owner,you now can download NycSee for free from Apple Store. The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 0.3 MB to download. The new NycSee app version 1.0 has been updated on 2014-11-12. For ensuring consistency with the device you should take into account the following app compatibility information: Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.
More Info: Find more info about NycSee in Michael Vilabrera`s Official Website : http://fullmetalfist.github.io/

This is a fine idea and will already be useful to many especially those who have problems with stairs The first and most obvious improvement would be to also include the actual subway map If that s not possible then alternatively or in addition for that matter use a version of the base street map that includes the lines for each subway route Secondly although the symbols are mostly pretty obvious it wouldn t hurt to include a key For example there s a non obvious symbol at Mets Willets Point Blvd It looks like a blue door with a window in it Does it mean that the stairs down from the platforms are separated from the outdoors by swinging doors Having been there that would be my guess but a stranger to the station would have no clue I like that there are little building icons to show where subway entrances are built into buildings but the designer has neglected to include the subway entrances and escalator and elevator inside Grand Central Terminal Finally and most urgently the app needs a location button the user can tap to re center the map on their current location Since the app does initially open at your current location the workaround for now is to quit the app and then restart it I commend the developer for offering this useful app for free and for keeping it so small I look forward to its improvement and will already be recommending it             Already Handy with room to improve Jophan