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**Chris** · 20-08-2020, 17:09

Use the app provided by the TOC you’ll be using, if at all possible. They’re commission free and usually have perks like loyalty points. TransPennine do Nectar, if that helps. Don’t know if any of them run on a tablet, and not sure that’s a good idea anyway - e-tickets have a QR code on them that can be read by ticket gates at stations. Not sure you want to be trying to wave a tablet at the reader.

20-08-2020, 17:09	#2
Chris Trollsplatter Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 36,932	Re: Can anyone recommend a train ticket app? Use the app provided by the TOC you’ll be using, if at all possible. They’re commission free and usually have perks like loyalty points. TransPennine do Nectar, if that helps. Don’t know if any of them run on a tablet, and not sure that’s a good idea anyway - e-tickets have a QR code on them that can be read by ticket gates at stations. Not sure you want to be trying to wave a tablet at the reader.