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This app helps users track their restroom habits and find accessible restrooms nearby. It allows for detailed logging of symptoms and provides a community-driven map with accessibility tags and navigation. Ideal for individuals managing various health conditions.
What's New in Toilet Map
4.5.0
August 24, 2026
Thank you for using ToiletMap. What's New: - Introducing the Search Boost campaign: register a toilet and, once it is approved, your daily facility search allowance increases - Added a campaign page explaining the details (how many extra searches, the cap, and the period). Open it from the remaining-count help, the toilet registration form, or the help screen - You now get a notification when a toilet you registered is approved - The remaining search count now shows a breakdown (base + registration bonus) and the time it resets - When you reach the daily limit, you can choose between "Register a toilet to get more" and "Go Premium" - Imported open data from local governments across Japan, greatly expanding coverage of ostomate-friendly toilets - Search results now show icons for facilities such as multi-purpose and ostomate-friendly at a glance - Toilet details now gather facility information under "Supported facilities", so the same item is no longer listed twice - If none of the existing facility items fit, you can now propose a new one on the spot (proposed items are marked "Pending") - Apple Watch shows nearby toilets faster - Fixed the notifications list being unreachable - Fixed a blank screen when tapping your home toilet pin - Improved a problem where toilets could temporarily disappear from the map (failed loads are now retried automatically) - Fixed the remaining-count text overlapping the button on the search screen - Improved VoiceOver announcements and made small icons easier to tap - Bug fixes and stability improvements From our previous update: - New map engine: panning and zooming stay smooth even in areas with many pins - Redesigned pins show at a glance whether a toilet is multi-purpose, ostomate-friendly, or has a diaper changing station - Toilet details now appear as a card over the map - Search was rebuilt from the ground up for fresher, more accurate results - Save a toilet record with one tap from the widget - Added an annual plan with a free trial Thank you for your continued support.
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FAQ
What is Toilet Map used for?
Toilet Map helps you track your restroom habits and find accessible restrooms in your vicinity. It's designed for individuals managing conditions like IBD, IBS, or frequent urination, and also for those needing accessible facilities.
Can Toilet Map help me understand my health patterns?
Yes, by logging details like urine volume, color, and stool consistency, Toilet Map provides visual charts to help you identify trends over time. This data can be valuable for discussions with your doctor.
How does the restroom map work in Toilet Map?
The map uses GPS to show nearby restrooms, with data contributed and verified by users. It includes important accessibility tags like wheelchair access and ostomate-friendliness, offering step-by-step navigation.
Is Toilet Map free to download?
Toilet Map is free to download and start using. The application does contain advertisements and offers in-app purchases for additional features or plans.
What kind of accessibility features does Toilet Map highlight?
Toilet Map highlights crucial accessibility tags such as wheelchair access, ostomate-friendly facilities, diaper-changing stations, and more, making it easier to find suitable restrooms.
Does Toilet Map have ads?
Yes, Toilet Map contains advertisements. As a free application with in-app purchases, ads are part of its operational model.
What is the monthly premium plan for Toilet Map?
The monthly premium plan for Toilet Map costs $1.99 per month. This subscription likely offers enhanced features or an ad-free experience, though specific benefits are not detailed here.
What devices support Toilet Map?
Toilet Map is available on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, allowing users to track their health and find restrooms across multiple Apple devices.




