Rollin Concierge : Stop Guessing. Start Living.

My father has FSHD, a form of muscular dystrophy. Taking him out to dinner shouldn't require three phone calls and a prayer. But it does. Every time. Google Maps has a wheelchair accessibility checkbox. It's wrong more often than it's right. Yelp doesn't have one at all. Nobody does this well because nobody has the data. So I built it. ROLLIN scores restaurants, bars, and cafes on a 0-100 scale across six physical features, wheelchair entry, accessible restrooms, level pathways, wide aisles, parking, and elevators. Every score is verified through a multi-source pipeline and trust-weighted community feedback from real wheelchair users. The iOS app (ROLLIN Concierge) has three concierge modes that adapt to how you move. Active nudges you near accessible spots. Gentle only alerts about your saved places. Quiet turns everything off. Ask ROLLIN anything in plain English and get scored results back. For developers: there's a REST API, a Python SDK, and an MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor, and VS Code query accessibility data natively. I built this from the Hudson Valley as a solo founder. $1.99, no subscription, no ads, no data selling. Every feature included. Would love your feedback. And if you know someone who needs this — please share it.