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Throne Score
Find public restrooms near you and rate the ones you use
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Find public restrooms near you and rate the ones you use
2 followers
An iPhone app to find public restrooms and rate them. Free Emergency Mode shows restrooms near you with walking times: no ads, no account. Real public restrooms from OpenStreetMap and Refuge Restrooms, with wheelchair access, changing tables, fees and hours where known; works offline in areas you've viewed. Rate with 1-5 crowns; ranks, streaks, share cards and friend quizzes. Free with ads outside Emergency Mode; Plus removes ads; optional Urgency Kit. 11 languages.





Hi Product Hunt! I'm Rob, and I built Throne Score at GW Labs.
Why I made it: when you need a restroom, you need it now, and most maps don't tell you which ones are actually public or worth walking to. Throne Score maps real public restrooms near you and lets you rate the ones you use, so your own color-coded map shows which places are worth going back to.
What's inside: Emergency Mode (one tap: restrooms near you with walking times, always free, never ads, no account); public restrooms from OpenStreetMap and Refuge Restrooms with wheelchair access, changing tables, fees, key needed and opening hours where known; cafes, gas stations and stores marked "May have one"; free filters for wheelchair-accessible restrooms and baby changing tables; restrooms in areas you've viewed stay on your phone when the signal drops. Rate in 10 seconds with 1 to 5 crowns, climb 13 royal ranks, keep a streak, share tier lists and report cards, and quiz friends with Guess My Throne. It runs on iPhone and iPad in 11 languages.
Free vs paid: the app is free and shows ads outside Emergency Mode. Throne Score Plus (monthly, yearly or lifetime) removes ads and adds advanced filters, up to 50 lists, Double XP weekends, a free Throne Shield every week and every crown in the Crown Vault. The optional one-time Urgency Kit adds a Restroom Access Card to show staff, with your state's Restroom Access Act information, and saves every restroom around you for no-signal spots.
Privacy: no account, no sign-up, no feed.
I'd love your feedback: what makes a restroom worth walking back to, and what should the filters cover next?