WheeLog! vs Paso (444b0b)

WheeLog! is a crowdsourced app for sharing accessibility information. It brings together accessible location data from around the world, all in one place. Your "I made it!" could inspire someone else's "I want to go!" --- Accessible Maps - Find accessible places near your current location - View wheelchair-friendly routes and facility details shared by users - Filter locations based on accessibility features - Browse detailed area maps with localized accessibility information - Experience indoor navigation through 3D simulations --- Q&A Feature - Ask and answer questions about accessibility and daily life - Share knowledge and get support from the community --- Timeline - Discover the latest posts from users across the country - Connect with others through updates and experiences --- Post & Share - Easily log and share routes, spots, and moments - Your journey could help someone else feel confident to go out --- Let's build a world where everyone can travel with confidence — together with WheeLog!

Paso is a free walking navigation app that guides you along step-free routes. ■ Who it's for - People who use a wheelchair or push a stroller - When you're pulling a suitcase or recovering from an injury - Anyone who finds steps and stairs difficult ■ What you can do - Search routes that avoid steps, stairs, and steep slopes (in supported areas) - See steps and stairs on the map at a glance - Live navigation with voice guidance - Report a step or icy sidewalk anywhere with two taps - Photo reports (faces and license plates are blacked out on your device before sending) ■ Supported areas Around Hakodate, Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Hashimoto, Sagami-Ono, Kamimizo, and Mihara. Coverage is expanding — see the latest list in the app. Outside supported areas, you can still browse the map and report barriers anywhere. ■ Our privacy promise - Location is used only during navigation and when you view the map or send a report (one-time, on the spot) - Your movement history (tracks) is never stored or transmitted - A report is only the fact of "what was found on which road segment (or ~10 m grid point)" - Photo location data (EXIF) is always removed before upload Paso is a map that grows with everyone's reports. Your voice becomes the next person's peace of mind.