Access scores, sound and light levels, and your saved places on every device.
Open your browser menu, then choose Add to Home screen. Open joinrollin.com on your Android phone, then choose Add to Home screen from the browser menu.
Quick notes on what's new in the app, and longer stories about the places, people and ideas behind ROLLIN.
You can now connect ROLLIN to Claude and ask, in plain words, for places that fit you. Every answer comes with a ROLLIN accessibility score and what was checked: the door, the restroom, the room.
It is free and takes about a minute to set up. Open the assistant page, add ROLLIN as a connector, and sign in. It covers more than 105,000 US venues, and ChatGPT and other assistants are next.
Planning a night out works better when everyone can see which places work for the group. You can now invite friends by email, text or a personal link from your profile.
Tap Invite a friend on your profile, add a few emails or copy your link, and send. You’ll see who you’ve invited, and we’ll let you know when they join.
Loud rooms and harsh lighting can make or break a visit. Each place page now has a How it feels inside section, with sound and light readings measured by people who were there.
In the iPhone app, tap Check the sound & light while you’re at a place. It takes a few seconds using your microphone and camera, and nothing is recorded or saved except the readings.
Turn on personalized ranking and ROLLIN puts places that match your access needs first, then your tastes and the time of day.
Pick your needs once in Settings, or during sign-up. Picked for you on Explore shows what it used, and you can change it or turn it off at any time.
Your saved list now has its own link. Turn on Share my list in your profile and send it to anyone, even if they don’t use ROLLIN.
Know a spot we’re missing? Add it in the iPhone app. Snap the entrance, check the door and restroom, and it goes to a person for review before it’s live.
Adding places happens in the app so you can confirm details while you’re there. On the web you’ll find a link to get the app.
New accounts now start with two quick questions: what matters at the door, and where you like to go. Your map opens with the right places first.
PODCAST · AUDIO ROLLIN founder David Sirota joined Wreaths Across America Radio (iHeart Radio) for a national conversation about why accessibility data has been broken for decades, the FSHD origin of the platform, and how accessibility intelligence helps the disability community, including disabled veterans, plan with confidence.
Step-by-step guides for everything in ROLLIN, with screenshots from the app. Open it from Settings or the Help link on the web.
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