Replan Academy · Getting started
Quick start: your first hour in Replan.City
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In one sentence
Sign in, copy a preset, change a line, check the timetable, run a quick analysis — and write to us from the Help menu.
What this covers
This walk-through follows the Getting Started guide that every new user receives. It uses a schematic demo city and a stylised app window, so the screens look like Replan.City but show no real project. Eleven chapters: the first sign-in and password change; projects and presets and why you clone a preset before a major change; a new public transport preset from a GTFS file; the editors and result views; the Network Editor; the PT Network Editor with diversions, stops and comments; the Scheduling Editor with its three views and its one rule (there is no Save button); the Visualizer; Interactive Operations for quick what-if questions; Lambda Operations for whole-network analyses; and how to send feedback from inside the app.
Use the chapter list on the right to jump to the part you need.
Two things to remember
- A GTFS upload never overwrites the current preset — Replan.City creates a new one.
- The Scheduling Editor has no Save button. Changes apply immediately, so copy the preset before editing it.
Chapters
- 00.0Sign in and change your password
- 09.0Projects and presets
- 17.0A new preset from GTFS
- 28.0The modules
- 34.0Network Editor
- 40.0PT Network Editor
- 49.0Scheduling Editor
- 59.0Visualizer
- 65.0Interactive Operations
- 74.0Lambda Operations
- 82.0Feedback and help
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