Wayable is a travel search service designed to help users who require mobility and accessibility information—such as people with disabilities, the elderly, and families with young children—find destinations that suit their needs and verify necessary convenience information before visiting.
It provides basic tourist information as well as accessibility and convenience details for each destination. It calculates a suitability level by comparing the accessibility conditions set by the user with the convenience information provided by the destination. This allows users to intuitively check how well a destination meets their requirements without having to compare accessibility information for multiple destinations individually.
■ Accessibility Profile Settings
You can set your specific conditions by selecting not only accessibility types—such as assistance for physical disabilities, visual impairments, hearing impairments, families with young children, or the elderly—but also your areas of interest.
Each type includes detailed convenience information, such as wheelchair access, elevators, Braille signage, audio guides, accessible restrooms, and nursing rooms, and you can select the items you need individually.
After setting the accessibility type and convenience information, you can further set your areas of interest. After selecting a city or province, you can choose up to three cities, counties, or districts within that region. Your designated areas of interest are automatically reflected when searching for customized travel destinations.
You can select multiple accessibility types simultaneously. Logged-in users can save their configured profiles and modify them again on My Page.
■ Check Suitability Levels by Destination
Wayable compares the accessibility conditions selected by the user with the convenience information of each destination to display the degree of compliance as a Suitability Level.
The level is calculated based on the proportion of convenience information that the destination meets among the selected conditions, allowing you to quickly compare suitability levels within the destination list.
The Suitability Level is not a criterion guaranteeing the safety or actual usability of a destination; it is a reference guide designed to help you compare destinations and verify necessary information before visiting.
If you have not set an accessibility profile, the Suitability Level will be displayed as 'Level Calculation in Progress' because there is no individual comparison standard.
■ Quick Checks on the Home Screen
Today's Discovery: Every time you access the app, we recommend one destination based on your current location radius. You can receive recommendations for other destinations by refreshing the page. Seasonal Guide Banner: You can check timely information through banners that change monthly and seasonally.
Find Destinations by Accessibility Type: You can immediately find related destinations by selecting an accessibility type you are interested in.
Most Saved Destinations: You can check the status of destinations most saved by all users in real-time.
■ Custom Destination Search by Combining Desired Conditions
You can search by selecting not only accessibility conditions but also regions and facility types.
You can select desired facility types such as travel destinations, cultural facilities, leisure sports, accommodations, shopping, and restaurants, and combine major accessibility categories with detailed convenience information to set the search range according to your travel environment and purpose.
In the search results, you can view the destination name, address, and key convenience information together.
■ Find Nearby Destinations on a Map
If location permissions are granted, you can explore nearby destinations on a map based on your current location.
You can also move the map to a desired area and search that area again, allowing you to preview destinations in regions other than your current location.
Even if you have not granted location permissions, you can move the map manually to explore destinations by region.
In the search results, you can view the destination name, address, accessibility level, and key convenience information together.
■ Checking Accessibility and Convenience Information by Destination
On the destination details screen, you can check accessibility and convenience information provided based on tourism data from the Korea Tourism Organization.
Depending on the destination, information regarding wheelchair use, parking facilities for the disabled, restrooms for the disabled, elevators, access routes, Braille signage, audio guides, nursing rooms, etc., are provided.
A personalized travel destination search service that finds destinations meeting my accessibility requirements and checks convenience information and availability levels at a glance.