Free to test
The consumer beta is free until 31 December 2026. No payment details and no automatic conversion to a paid subscription.
Farleda for travellers
Explore Europe.By rail.
Plan rail journeys across Europe. Compare connections, transfers and estimated emissions, with sources and assumptions you can follow.
Free · 31 October – 31 December 2026 · No automatic subscription
Inside the productVienna → Munich · Example plan for two travellersPublished methodology →Understand travel emissions →
Free consumer beta
Your next rail trip. Our next chance to learn.
31 October – 31 December 2026
Try Farleda with a journey you actually want to plan. Your feedback helps us improve connections, comparisons and usability.
Plan a real journey
Compare connections and emissions estimates. Timetables can change; check tickets, prices and travel conditions with the provider.
Reach the team directly
Report unclear results, missing connections or usability problems. A route and a short description help us more than a general rating.
During beta, data coverage and features may be limited. Emissions are model estimates; a signed Passport records a plan’s calculation and does not confirm completed travel.
What happens after December?
Production launch is targeted for early 2027. We will explain continued access and any paid offers in advance. A paid contract requires your explicit agreement.
The product in motion
Plan. Compare. Understand.
A look at planning, route comparison and the Trip Carbon Passport. Captured on 11 October 2026, with synthetic example data and an English interface.
Join the free betaVideo description
Farleda: understand journeys, connect Europe. The current planner captures destinations and preferences. Comparison shows duration, changes and modelled emissions. The Passport keeps a signed planning record; it does not confirm completed travel. All figures are synthetic examples. Open beta from 31 October 2026. Seeking pilot partners: farleda.eu.
A better way across Europe
Everything useful. Nothing preachy.
Real trains
Compare connections using available European timetable data. Coverage and freshness vary by route.
Honest numbers
See ranges, sources and the comparison behind every emission figure instead of a mystery score.
A record to keep
Keep a signed Passport of your plan’s calculation. It does not prove that the journey was actually made.
Inside the current product
Plan. Compare. Keep the calculation.
Current product components, captured on 11 October 2026 with synthetic example data. The screens show the English interface, not a live trip or an end-to-end booking.
11 October 2026 · Component preview · Example data
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors
01 · Vienna → Salzburg · Illustrative example
Start with your priorities.
Choose destinations and travel preferences. The planner is the starting point for your journey.
02 · Vienna → Salzburg · Illustrative example
Compare the options.
Consider duration, transfers and modelled emissions together. The displayed routes and figures are synthetic examples, not a timetable.
03 · Vienna → Salzburg · Illustrative example
Keep the signed calculation.
The Passport records a planned calculation with a methodology version and signature. It does not prove that a journey took place.
The visual story behind Farleda
Open the launch journal→Your next chapter
From first idea to the platform edge in one calm flow.
Choose your destination. Compare connections and emissions estimates. Check current schedules and book with the relevant provider.
Sign up for the beta→- 01
Choose a destination
Start with cities, not transport jargon.
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Compare the journey
See time, changes and sourced emissions together.
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Keep your plan
Save the plan and its signed calculation record.
Working for a city, region or mobility operator?
Farleda for organizations→