Do this on a computer or smartphone, not on the basic phone, then send the
link across.
Already have one? Your page is its own long link, something like
times.tufan.co.uk/t/izbUUVLSiY42… — usually saved
as the phone's homepage. There's no login and no list of pages, so that
link is the only way back in.
To change a route, press Edit at the bottom of the times page
itself. It opens setup with the route already filled in, so nothing has to
be typed again.
The details
Free
No account, no adverts.
Nothing is stored
The route is encoded in the link itself, which is
why it's long. There's no database, so there's nothing to lose or leak.
No names
A page holds bus stops and line numbers, nothing
about anyone.
London buses, national trains
Buses use Transport for London's live data. Train
times work anywhere in Great Britain.
Kept running, given away as-is
People rely on this to catch a bus, so it's
monitored and kept working. It is still a side project given away for
free, though: there's no support desk, and no promise to add what you
ask for.