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RollSpot shows which malls, temples, beaches and cafés you can actually get into, rated by wheelchair users and other people who have been there.

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Most maps don't tell you if there's a step at the door. So people who've been there fill in the map.
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Step 1 · Search

Check a place before you leave home

Search any mall, place of worship or beach. You'll see if it's accessible, partly accessible or not, and the reason why: the ramp, the doors, the toilet.

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Sample places and ratings for this demo.

Step 2 · Review

Ratings come from people who were there

After a visit, RollSpot asks a few short questions. Was there a ramp? Could you push up it without help? Is the toilet big enough to turn around in? It takes about two minutes.

  1. 1Pick the parts you checked
  2. 2Answer a few yes-or-no questions
  3. 3Add a photo or note and submit
Wheelchair usersParents with strollersPeople on crutchesOlder visitors
Step 3 · Share

One visit helps everyone who comes after

Each answer joins the place's page, free for anyone to read. You see how many people found the ramp easy, what they noticed, and how recent their visit was.

6responses on the ramp
33%found it easy
9:41

Help make every visit easier

Fill in at least one facility to help others know what to expect.

Entrance · Ramp

Could you push your wheelchair up the ramp without help?

Yes, easily
With a push
No, too steep
Not sure

Help make every visit easier

Fill in at least one facility to help others know what to expect.

Thanks! Your review is now on Park23 Mall.
ACCESSIBLE

Park23 Mall

OPEN IN MAPSCALL
OVERVIEWREVIEWSPHOTOS
ENTRANCEELEVATORSTOILET
What's provided
  • Ramp›
  • Handrail›
  • Automatic doors
  • Security assistance
Responses
Easy ramp6 responses
Easy · 2Manageable · 1Too steep · 1Not sure · 2
  • YouYouWheelchair userEasy · just now
  • AMAarief M.Wheelchair userEasy · 2 wk
  • PSPriya S.Parent with strollerToo steep · 1 mo
  • DKDeni K.Wheelchair userManageable · 2 mo
Impact

A map for everyone who checks the steps first

Wheelchair users. Parents with strollers. People on crutches after an injury. Older relatives who can't manage stairs. One honest map helps all of them get out the door.

1.3 billion people
live with a significant disability.

That's about 1 in 6 of us. Every review on RollSpot makes one more place easier to plan for.Source: World Health Organization, Global report on health equity for persons with disabilities, 2022.

Team

Built with the people who face the steps

We are a small team of designers and developers in Bali. Wheelchair users, parents and caregivers help us decide which questions to ask, because they know what makes a visit work and what ruins it.

PUSPADI Bali

A Bali NGO providing rehabilitation, mobility aids and support for people with disability since 1999.

Adelaide University

Our academic partner.

Puspadi Fellas

The team building RollSpot.

Joel Varey Marleen Phangestu Aarief Fawwaz Satria Hutama Mutia Rahman Azzahra Kenneth Muyoyo

Lived experience leads

The people who face a step every day decide what a good entrance looks like. We write questions with them, not for them.

Free to read, always

Checking a place never costs anything. Access information shouldn't sit behind a paywall or a sign-up.

Details over stars

Ramp is steep, two steps inside helps more than 3.5 stars. Every rating says what is there and what isn't.

Your next visit can help someone plan theirs.

Download RollSpot to check places before you go. After a visit, leave a two-minute review so the next person knows what to expect.

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Coming soon

RollSpot is in early access in Bali. Store listings are on the way.

Free for everyone to read
Reviews take about two minutes
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