2019 & 2020 at Trufi. Looking back and forward.
What happend at Trufi Association in 2019 and is coming in 2020
Blog
How to efficiently map informal bus routes with OpenStreetMap and JOSM
Do you wonder how to map informal bus routes with OpenStreetMap? Our teammate Sören Reinecke answers this question in his documentation on GitHub. This is a good start for all …
Duitama launched public transport app BusBoy with the help of fantastic local mappers and Trufi App
Duitama (Colombia) with a population of around 115.000 inhabitants has launched its public transport app called BusBoy based on Trufi on Nov 25, 2019. This was possible thanks to the …
Trufi Association e.V. depends on volunteers and donations
Dear mobility enthusiasts: Since the beginning, our work on Trufi has depended on volunteers that invested their spare time to create a wonderful app that would make lives easier for …
Endorser of Principles for Digital Development
The Trufi Association is now an endorser of the Principles for Digital Development. As an organization that already supports open source, open data and community driven projects emphasizing on sustainable …
Invitation to the first Trufithon
Let’s work one day together on the trufi app! 
When? Saturday 19/10/2019 full-day Where? Hamburg, Cochabamba, Accra, Nicaragua, La Paz, Manila, Kathmandu, Antananarivo…everywhere! What? Everything about trufi app, data tools, routes, designs, …
Trufi App Goes Open Source
Hereby we make the Trufi App Open Source. Since our kick-off in April 2018, thousands of volunteer hours have been committed into the Trufi App – an Android and iOS …
Trufi App for iOS available
The Trufi App team just released the first version of the Trufi App for iOS! You can download the version from the Apple App Store now.
Strategy Workshop
Last Wednesday we had a very interesting stategy workshop with our friend Sven Modrow.He guided us to a better understanding of our stakeholders and the different ways how our association …
OpenStreetMap Wiki Page
The Trufi Association now also has its own OpenStreetMap Wiki page.