Roll Mobility

Roll App Inc.

About this app

Know before you go. Empower others as you roll.

Roll Mobility makes it easier for wheelchair users, caregivers, and allies to navigate public spaces with confidence. Whether you’re going to a coffee shop, hotel, campus, or event venue, Roll helps you discover how accessible it really is before you get there.

We believe accessibility shouldn't be hidden or hard to find. That’s why we’re building the world’s most helpful database of real, crowdsourced accessibility reviews, photos, videos, and first-hand experiences from people who’ve actually been there.

Features That Matter:

Search With Purpose
• Find accessible spots nearby or explore cities before you visit.

Share What You See
• Leave quick reviews, mark accessible features, and add your own photos and videos.
• Use emojis and comments to react to others’ reviews—because accessibility is personal.

Join Teams & Make Impact
• Create or join local teams to map neighborhoods, campuses, or event spaces.
• Earn points for your contributions and compete on fun leaderboards.

Built With and For the Community
• Roll is co-created with feedback from wheelchair users, disability advocates, caregivers, and access-minded allies.
• Partnered with community organizations to map cities ahead of major events like the Super Bowl.

Your Voice Helps Build a More Accessible World
Every review you leave helps someone else roll into a space with more confidence. Whether you’re traveling, planning an outing, or advocating for better inclusion, Roll Mobility gives you the tools to make a difference.

Start today. Map your world. Help others roll freely.
Roll Features:
Accessibility of location with the ability to add pictures, and write in what worked or
didn’t work for you.
Easily see where there are accessible bathrooms, and locations close to you.

Explore the world with Roll.

Ratings and reviews

Works best in cities and touristy areas. Usability in an area relies on other people leaving reviews, so the more users, the better. It'll probably be just you and maybe one other person if you live in a less populated area, though. Otherwise, great concept for an app! Has lots of potential and is currently a great resource for planning trips in cities.

Reminds me of the Refuge Restrooms app, I love the option to get info ahead of time, esp living in a bigger city that claims to prioritize accessibility and inclusion, but most roads, sidewalks, and curbs are in dangerous level of disrepair and many structures like wheelchair ramps are more likely to tip u into the road (trust me it's happened a lot) and ppl here are too socially anxious to help Even when asked. Now w the app I feel like I have a little bit of heads up at least for some places!

Amazing idea, not great execution. I can't add in most locations I got to and want to review. I try searching the address and name of the location but can't get it no matter how hard I try. It seems really random what the app will have for locations. I can't find my college but I can find one of the residence halls. I can't find a local business that needs this, but I can find a museum that has easily accessible access information online.

What’s new

Bug fixes;