ROLLIN scores restaurants, hotels, parks, museums, and outdoor spaces on a 0-100 accessibility scale. Built for wheelchair users, walker and cane users, families with strollers, people with sensory needs, and the people who go places with them.

Every place has an accessibility story. Most of them end at the front door. ROLLIN was built by David Sirota, whose father has FSHD muscular dystrophy, after too many dinners that started with a phone call and ended with steps and no ramp. The platform scores 105,000+ locations across the United States — restaurants, bars, hotels, museums, theaters, parks, gardens, beaches, trails, and outdoor venues — on six physical accessibility features: wheelchair entry, accessible restroom, level entry, wide aisles, accessible parking, and elevator access. Verified by a trust-weighted community of people with access needs, caregivers, and allies. Available as an iOS app (ROLLIN Concierge, $1.99 one-time), a free web platform, a REST API, an MCP server for AI assistants, a Python SDK, and embeddable widgets for businesses.