Home Comparisons vs Google Maps
THE PROBLEM

Google says “wheelchair accessible.”
What does that actually mean?

One checkbox. Unverified. Often wrong.
Wheelchair accessible
That's it. One checkbox. No details on entry width, restroom access, or anything else.
VS
ROLLIN
ROLLIN venue detail showing accessibility score and features
SIDE BY SIDE

A checkbox is not a score.

Six things wheelchair users need to know before leaving home. Google answers one. ROLLIN answers all six.

General navigation app
Scoring System
Binary. Yes or no.
Data Source
Self-reported by business.
Feature Breakdown
No feature breakdown.
Verification
None. No verification layer.
Community Input
Generic reviews. No structure.
Developer API
No accessibility-specific API.
ROLLIN
Wheelchair accessibility platform
Scoring System
0–100 across 6 features.
Data Source
Verified by wheelchair users.
Feature Breakdown
Entry, restroom, parking, level, aisles, elevator, lighting.
Verification
Community verified. Trust-weighted.
Community Input
Structured per-feature feedback.
Developer API
REST API + MCP + Python SDK.
BY THE NUMBERS

The numbers
speak for themselves.

Trusted by wheelchair users across 15 states. Growing every day.

0+
Venues scored
0
States covered
0
Features per venue
$0
Cost for consumers
NATIVE iOS APP

Google Maps is a map.
ROLLIN is a concierge.

Purpose-built for wheelchair users. Not a feature buried in settings.

Download on the App Store
Adaptive Notifications
Three modes: Active, Passive, Silent. ROLLIN adjusts to how you want to be informed, not the other way around.
Visit Detection
Knows when you arrive. Prompts for a quick review after your visit so the next person has better data.
Community Verification
Structured feedback from real wheelchair users. Not star ratings. Actual per-feature confirmations.
Day Planning
Build an accessible itinerary. See scores for every stop before you leave. No surprises.
Lighting Verification
Bright, moderate, or dim. Fluorescent or not. We score the environment, not just the entrance.
Whisper Network
After a visit, share what the scores can't tell you. Was the staff accommodating? Did they make you feel welcome?
ROLLIN iOS App — accessibility scores, map view, and restaurant details
FOR DEVELOPERS

Build on real data,
not a checkbox.

Every response includes a 0-100 score and per-feature breakdown. Drop it into your app, your assistant, or your travel platform.

api-example.sh
# Search accessible restaurants near Times Square curl "https://joinrollin.com/api/v1/search?lat=40.758&lng=-73.985&radius=1&min_score=70" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer rl_YOUR_API_KEY" # Response { "results": [{ "name": "Joe's Pizza", "score": 82, "features": { "wheelchair_entry": true, "accessible_restroom": true, "level_entry": true, "wide_aisles": false, "accessible_parking": true, "elevator": null }, "verified": true }] }
GET STARTED

Switch from guessing
to knowing.

105,000+ restaurants. 15 states. 6 features. 0 cost. The data wheelchair users actually need.