Coverage

Where RunTimeCal actually works today

We'd rather tell you exactly what's proven than let you find the gaps yourself. This page is deliberately specific.

Feature by feature

UK and US, side by side

FeatureUnited KingdomUnited States
Flight alertsYes — any departure airportYes — any departure airport
Background flight monitoringYes — free tier includedYes — free tier included
Airport collection alertsYesYes
International arrivals wait estimateYesYes
Drive alerts (live traffic)YesYes
Train disruption checksYes — TfL (London) & ~25 major stations via National RailNot available
Payday / bill remindersYes — UK bank holiday awareYes — US federal holiday aware
Pay cadence supportStandard monthlyBi-weekly & semi-monthly supported
Currency displayGBPCurrency-aware amount display
By region

The honest version, region by region

United Kingdom

Fully proven
  • Flights, including non-UK departure airports
  • Background flight monitoring + airport collection alerts
  • Drives with live traffic
  • Trains — London via TfL, ~25 major stations via National Rail
  • Payday with correct bank holiday handling
  • Currency-aware amount display

United States

Core features proven
  • Flights, drives, and general reminders all work
  • Background flight monitoring + airport collection alerts
  • Payday correctly handles US federal holidays
  • Bi-weekly and semi-monthly pay cadences supported
  • Train tracking is not available

Everywhere else

Untested
  • Core mechanics are architecturally country-agnostic
  • Google Maps and flight data have broad international coverage
  • Payday/holiday logic has no data outside UK/US — falls back to weekday-only
  • Not yet a selling point, by design
Why we're specific about this

It would be easy to claim broad international support since the underlying data providers technically cover most of the world. We're not doing that until it's actually been tested — an untested claim is worse than an honest gap.

Fit in the UK or US? You're in the proven zone

RunTimeCal is currently onboarding a small private beta before opening more widely.

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