Free · iPhone · iOS 17+

Find places you can
actually get into.

ROLLIN scores 105,000+ places 0 to 100 for real wheelchair access, across six physical features. Search, ask, map, and plan your day with confidence.

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105,000+places scored
16states
6features per place
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Concierge

A home screen that already knows the plan.

Open the app and your concierge is ready: dinner ideas near you, places worth a visit, and Ask ROLLIN when you would rather just say it in plain English. "A quiet cafe with a step-free entrance near me" works.

ROLLIN home screen with concierge suggestions and nearby scored places
Scores

A real score, not a checkbox.

Every place is scored 0 to 100 across six physical features: wheelchair entry, level entry, accessible restroom, accessible parking, wide aisles, and elevator. The whole picture: entrance, restroom, parking, photos, and directions, before you leave the house.

Venue page for City Tavern showing a 100 accessibility score and verified features
Map

See accessible places near you.

Browse the map, filter by the features that matter to you, and find what is close. Scores are right on the pin, so you never have to guess before you go.

Map view with accessibility scores shown on venue pins
How it works

Three steps. No guessing.

01

Search or ask

Type a place, a cuisine, or just describe what you need.

02

See the score

A 0 to 100 score and the six features, so you know before you go.

03

Go, with confidence

Save it, get directions, and plan your day around real access.

A yes-or-no checkbox never told anyone whether they could get in.

Accessibility is not one thing. A step-free door means nothing without a restroom you can use. ROLLIN scores the whole picture, six features per place, checked against multiple sources and verified by the people who actually go there, so you can plan your life like everyone else does.

Questions

Good to know.

What is ROLLIN?

ROLLIN is a free iOS app and web platform that scores accessibility for restaurants, bars, hotels, museums, parks, and outdoor spaces on a 0 to 100 scale across six physical features. It is built for wheelchair users, walker and cane users, families with strollers, elderly visitors, people with sensory needs, and the people who go places with them.

How much does the app cost?

Free. Forever. No subscription, no premium tier, no in-app purchases. Every feature is included: accessibility scoring, Ask ROLLIN natural-language search, saved lists, community photos, directions, and more. The full ROLLIN web platform at joinrollin.com is free too.

What kinds of places does ROLLIN score?

Restaurants, bars, cafes, hotels, museums, theaters, parks, gardens, beaches, trails, and stadiums. ROLLIN covers 100,000+ scored places across 16 US states and 77 regions today, with new categories and regions added regularly.

How is it different from a maps app?

A maps app shows a single accessibility checkbox that is often wrong and tells you nothing specific. ROLLIN scores every place 0 to 100 on the six things that actually decide whether you can get in, checked against multiple sources and verified by people who actually go there.

Is it only for wheelchair users?

No. ROLLIN is for anyone whose access needs are not answered by a yes or no checkbox: wheelchair users, walker and cane users, families with strollers, elderly visitors, people with sensory sensitivities, and travelers planning for someone they love.

Where can I download it?

ROLLIN is on the Apple App Store for iPhone running iOS 17 or newer. Android is on the roadmap. In the meantime, the full ROLLIN web platform works on any device or browser at joinrollin.com.

Download ROLLIN.
It is free.

Every feature, no subscription, no catch. On the App Store for iPhone, or free on the web.