Pick the bridges you cross. One push the moment one goes up.
The Now screen shows which bridge is up at a glance. Premium unlocks every bridge's own page: live status, the rule, alerts and lift history. $9.99 a year (about 83 cents a month) or $0.99 month to month. No ads in the app.
Get it on the App Store Android: join the waitlistAlerts are part of Premium, $9.99 a year or $0.99 a month, in the free Seattle Drawbridges app. It watches the five bridges Seattle publishes and sends a push the minute one you follow goes up. Checks run every two minutes, so it can lag a little.
Ballard Bridge, Fremont Bridge, Montlake Bridge, First Avenue South Bridge, South Park Bridge. University Bridge and Southwest Spokane Street Bridge have no live feed, so no alert can exist for them. The app says so instead of pretending.
Off for an hour, for the rest of the morning, or for a week. Alerts never fire while paused and pick up on their own afterward.
A push token, the bridges you chose and your alert settings, stored on the MileCheck server so it can notify you. Turn alerts off and they are removed. Your location never leaves the phone.
Within about two minutes. That is how often the feed is checked.
No. Seattle publishes no live status for it, and an alert without a feed would be a guess.
No. Alerts are by bridge, not by location. Your location is used only on the map on your phone and never sent anywhere.
At a glance: which of the five monitored bridges is up right now, and for how long. Premium, $9.99 a year (about 83 cents a month) or $0.99 month to month, unlocks every bridge's own page: its opening rule, its live status detail, a push when a bridge you chose goes up, the lift history MileCheck keeps for it, and four more colour schemes. No account needed. No ads in the app. Your location stays on your phone.
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