Garasi Lab
Apps for everyday errands. Anyone can use them, and one developer builds and looks after them.
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RuteKita
Android + webPublic transport in Greater Jakarta(opening to the public soon)
Know where the train is, and transfer to the bus without guessing. KRL trains appear on the map from the timetable, combined KRL and TransJakarta routes come with fares, and the timetable still opens without internet.
Transjakarta GTFS data and OpenStreetMap. Not an official KAI Commuter or Transjakarta app.
KRL + TransJakarta, timetable offline
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Kaskita
Web + AndroidFamily finances(being prepared for the public)
One money record for the whole family. Income, spending, and transfers are recorded together from the web or Android. Each family's data is kept separate, and the AI assistant only reads the data and never makes up numbers.
Each family's data kept separate
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Screenshots from the RuteKita Android app. Map from OpenFreeMap, data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Not an official KAI Commuter or Transjakarta app.
(About)
Garasi Lab makes apps for everyday errands: catching the train, transferring to the bus, tracking family money. Made for anyone, looked after by one developer, from home in Indonesia.
What we hold to
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Data sources named
RuteKita uses Transjakarta GTFS data and OpenStreetMap, and never claims to be an official app.
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No made-up numbers
The AI assistant in Kaskita only reads data that has already been recorded.
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Family data kept apart
Each family's money records in Kaskita never mix with another family's.
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Ideas from users
The ideas most people need get built first.