Instead of calling the depot
No hold music, no guessing whether the person on the phone can see the bus either. Type the plate and the position is on the map in seconds.
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Watch your bus move on the map — where it is now, and when it reaches your stop.
Open the appFree, no account. Search by route if you do not have a bus number.
ST Tracker is not a company product. It is a side project, live since August 2026, built because finding a Gujarat ST bus meant calling the depot, guessing from memory, or standing at a stand hoping. It reads the same live position data GSRTC's own systems publish and shows it in a form built for someone waiting at a stop — not for an operations desk.
It is not the official GSRTC app and never claims to be — that distinction matters enough to repeat here, not just bury in a footer. What it is: a maintained, actively updated tracker covering all 8,554 registered ST buses and 19,026 stations across Gujarat, run without accounts, without a paywall, and without selling anything to anyone.
ST Tracker is an independent website that reads the same live GSRTC data and shows it in a form built for someone standing at a stop, not for an operations desk.
No hold music, no guessing whether the person on the phone can see the bus either. Type the plate and the position is on the map in seconds.
"It usually comes around now" is not an ETA. This is the bus's actual GPS position against the actual timetable.
Open tracker.shivrajsinh.in in any browser. Add it to your home screen afterwards if it earns the spot — most people do, but nothing here asks first.
Not a timetable board. A live picture of where your bus is right now.
Enter the plate written on the bus. You get its position on the map, the stop it just passed, the one it is heading to, its speed, and how far it is from you.
See every stop on the line with the time the bus actually reached each one, which stops are behind it, and which are still ahead.
Search Ahmedabad to Rajkot, Rajkot to Morbi, or any pair of the 19,026 stations. Filter by service type, sort by departure or journey time, and see buses that have already left in case you are boarding further along.
Pick the stop you are waiting at. Your phone tells you when the bus is close, so you can stay inside until it is worth walking out.
Riders report whether there are seats, whether people are standing, and whether a bus never came or was replaced. You see it on the departure list before you choose which one to wait for.
Install it to your home screen and it opens full screen, starts instantly, and still shows the last position it knew when you go through a dead patch.
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Three views cover almost everything. Below is the live interface, in the theme you are reading in.



Live departures and timetables, one tap away.
Or read the full guide for a route, both directions at once:
More on how GSRTC and ST bus tracking actually works.
The short version of what a GSRTC tracker does, and how ST Tracker stacks up against the official app and third-party alternatives.
Where the GPS position actually comes from, how fresh it is, and why a bus sometimes cannot be found.
Every way people currently find their ST bus, and where a live tracker actually saves time over each one.
A short walkthrough, plus what to do when the location does not show up.
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No. ST Tracker is an independent tool built for Gujarat ST commuters. It shows the same live bus positions the operator publishes, in a form that is quicker to read at a bus stop. It is not affiliated with GSRTC.
Positions come from the GPS unit on the bus itself, refreshed every few seconds while the bus is on a trip. Arrival estimates are worked out from that position against the timetable, and the app stays silent rather than showing a number it cannot support.
The operator only reports a position while a bus is actually running a trip. A bus parked at the depot, or one that finished its run, will not appear until it sets off again.
Yes. Open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It then runs full screen like an installed app. Arrival notifications on iPhone need it installed to the home screen first.
Yes, and there are no adverts, no subscription and no account. It is run as a public utility for Gujarat commuters.
Yes. The whole app and this page are available in Gujarati, including station and route names where the operator provides them.