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Wisconsin app

UW–Madison’s official mobile app is the Wisconsin app — featuring a sharp interface and an array of options for Badgers on the go. Update or install via the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

Note: The Android version of the Wisconsin App currently does not work with real-time Bus schedules and is temporarily unavailable. Use these mobile-friendly links.

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Wisconsin app for Android

Note: The Android version of the Wisconsin App currently does not work with real-time Bus schedules and is temporarily unavailable. Use these mobile-friendly links.

Share your ideas!

We want to hear from you. What do you want to be able to do on your mobile device? Send your ideas, feedback and questions via email, or find us on Facebook and Twitter!

Campus Developer Resources

Access to Apple and Google app development and deployment resources is provided to UW–Madison departments and units free of charge.

Find out more about campus developer resources »

Many UW–Madison departments and units have created mobile apps and services!

Visit the UW–Madison Apps Catalog »

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