My family member uses a wheelchair. Every time we go out to eat, it's the same routine call ahead, check Google (which just says
"wheelchair accessible" with zero detail), hope for the best, and sometimes turn around at the door because "accessible" meant one grab bar in the bathroom.
That's broken. 5.5 million wheelchair users in the US deal with this every day.
Hey PH! I'm David, a solo developer in the Hudson Valley. I built ROLLIN because my family knows firsthand how stressful it is to show up at a restaurant and realize you can't get in.
Google Maps says "wheelchair accessible" but that could mean anything. ROLLIN scores locations 0-100 across six real features — wheelchair entry, level entry, accessible restroom,
parking, wide aisles, and elevator.
What's under the hood:
- 56K+ scored locations across 6 states
- Free REST API for developers (joinrollin.com/developers)
- MCP server so AI assistants like Claude can search accessibility data
- Python SDK via Stainless Commons
- Community feedback that actually improves scores over time
The API is free to start.