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You shouldn't need five phone calls to find a place with a working ramp. So we scored 100,000 of them. Six features per door, 0 to 100, refined by the community that actually uses them.
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Sensory-friendly shows. Step-free venues. Partners we have walked end to end before they make this list. Featured this season: ROLLIN × Omnium Circus.
Every venue starts with multi-source documentation of its physical accessibility, refreshed continuously.
Six features per door become one 0 to 100 score you can compare across every place we cover.
The community that actually uses ramps confirms and corrects, weighted by each contributor’s track record.
Independent confirmations and instrument-grade capture from ROLLIN Labs move a fact from reported to verified.
Also heard on Wreaths Across America Radio · iHeart Radio · June 15, 2026
Just added across our regions. New batch every week.
Background alerts when you're near a high-scored venue. Day planning around your access needs. Saved spots, shared lists, and one-tap scoring. Free. No subscription. Every feature included.
61 million Americans plan their week around access. The ones with the budget and the loyalty bring families, caregivers, and friends. The Seal puts your door in front of them.
Verified accessibility data, delivered as infrastructure. Enrich the venue records you already serve in booking flows, maps, itineraries, and AI agents.
from rollin import Rollin
client = Rollin(api_key=os.environ["ROLLIN_API_KEY"])
places = client.locations.search(q="lilia", limit=1)
venue = places.locations[0]
# one typed field gates your render logic
if venue.score >= 80:
card.badge = f"Accessible · {venue.score}"// enrich the venue card you already render
const res = await fetch(
"https://joinrollin.com/api/v1/locations?q=lilia&limit=1",
{ headers: { "X-Api-Key": process.env.ROLLIN_KEY } }
);
const { results } = await res.json();
render(venueCard, {
accessibility: results[0].score, // 94
verified: results[0].verified // true
});$ npx -y rollin-mcp-server
# Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini can now answer:
# "step-free dinner near the theater, accessible restroom"
tools:
search_locations · get_location_details
list_regions · coverage_stats · submit_feedbackX-Api-Key auth.This is a fantastic idea! I’ve been to many places who say they are handicapped accessible, but that can sometimes mean 2 stairs.
I have a disabled sister and I truly appreciate what you have created. This is exactly what our community has needed.
Each place is rated across six accessibility features — wheelchair entry, accessible restroom, level entry, wide aisles, accessible parking, and elevator. Our proprietary multi-source data pipeline weighs them and produces a 0–100 score, with confidence caps when data is incomplete. Trust-weighted community verification refines the score over time.
A combination of our multi-source data pipeline plus trust-weighted community contributors across five tiers. Higher-trust users carry more weight. Every change is reviewed before it goes live.
Yes. The web platform at joinrollin.com is free. The iOS app is Free, no in-app purchases. Every feature included.
Apply at joinrollin.com/certify. We review the venue against our accessibility data, and on approval ship your physical Welcome Kit, web badge, and Social Pack. The Seal is $19/mo; The Concierge is $49/mo for the Featured Nearby widget on top.
No. ROLLIN’s data is useful for anyone with mobility considerations: wheelchair users, people with walkers or canes, parents with strollers, elderly family members, anyone recovering from surgery. Six accessibility features matter to far more people than most realize.
Yes. REST API, an MCP server for AI assistants, and a Python SDK auto-generated by Stainless Commons. Free tier is 1,000 requests/month. Read the docs at joinrollin.com/developers.
A new state every month. Drop your email and we’ll tell you when ROLLIN lands on your block — and which venues we scored first.