Contact WheelMate Support

This app is exactly what wheelchair users and people accompanying them are in need of. My area does not have any locations added so far but I am doing my best to add. A few suggestions: 1. Perhaps find a way for users not to have to enter locations nearby. It sort of defeats the purpose of coming to this app for help if you’re in an area where not everyone knows about it or has taken the time to manually enter locations for others. 2. I understand the two icons on the right are for parking and bathrooms. I do not understand what the icon on the far left represents. Is it for sidewalks that are accessible? Perhaps have the description pop up whenever you select them. 3. It would be nice to change my location in the app to somewhere in another city rather than where it is tracking that I currently am. This helps when planning trips. This app will probably be more helpful whenever we are in the larger cities we are traveling to, but I think adding in these suggestions would really make it a 5 star app. This is a wonderful start though!!!

There are no instructions on how to add locations, nor does it say that you have to be in the location when you add it. ANY kind of guidance would have been helpful.

Long ago before social media really took off and map-software was a thing, I thought it would be great to map out the city I lived in San Francisco) for disabled parking, toilets, and accessible buildings. This idea is better, a sort of Waze for wheelchair users. I will use it where I now live but also where I visit. I just returned from Manila and chairists there would benefit hugely from this app. It might even reveal how absolutely horrible accessibility is in some places and how American businesses in those places (Starbucks, McDonalds, KFC, etc., etc.) are equally as bad as local businesses just because they can get away with it.