Community

Roll is built by the people who use it.

Every rating on Roll comes from someone who went there first. Here’s how to join in, what members say, and where to find us.

Get involved

Four ways to help the next person.

Review

Rate a place you visit

Score the venue and the restroom, add photos, and rate the noise, light, smell and crowds.

Groups

Find your people

Join groups by topic or by place to swap tips, plan outings and push for change where you live.

The Honor Roll

Earn points for helping

Every review, reply and like earns points and badges, and shows how much you’ve helped others.

Community voices

In their words.

What people are saying about Roll.

I write this with hope that even those from small towns such as myself will download this. Even if you do not use a wheelchair

@jdjamerson

Not a wheelchair user but I freaking love this idea!

@williams_cincinnati

Thank you for highlighting this and for sharing Roll Mobility – what a fantastic resource for building a more inclusive world for all of us. ❤️

@norcalsci

Omg yes!! And the amount of places that don’t have accessible designs is crazy 😅

@cronically_nell

I’m ecstatic I found this as someone who doesn’t regularly use wheelchair, but cannot navigate stairs.

@bonejakon

Thank you! I’m a caregiver and my client is in a wheelchair 85% of the time. It’s so hard to find accessible restaurants or stores…

@julie.duh

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