Huawei's AppGallery is the company's homegrown alternative to the Google Play Store. It comes preloaded on all new Huawei and Honor devices, but it offers a significantly smaller collection of apps. To remedy this, Huawei has been making constant efforts to bring more developers to the platform. And developers have taken notice. Over the last few months, several apps have made their way to the platform, including popular ones like HERE WeGo, Deezer, Tidal, BBC News, Tinder, Telegram, and TikTok. Now, Intel-owned mobility service provider Moovit has also published its app on AppGallery.
For the unaware, Moovit is a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) solutions provider that offers guides to help users travel several major cities using any mode of transport. The app generates these guides by collecting information from public transport operators, micro-transport operators, and transport authorities. And it even collects live information from its community to improve its guides.
As a result, Moovit's guides offer accurate, real-time routes for any journey with several urban mobility solutions. Additionally, Moovit gives users the option to plan their journey beforehand, it provides real-time arrival information for public transport, a Live Directions feature with Get Off alerts, and Service Alerts to notify users of any disruptions.
Huawei and Honor users in over 100 countries will now be able to download the Moovit app on their devices directly from the AppGallery. Furthermore, Moovit will also be available in a customized format in the Huawei browser. Huawei has also revealed that it will collaborate with Moovit on in-app promotions for Huawei/Honor users, which will be announced through the app soon.