The Toilet Map vs Dignity Access

When you need a toilet, searching should take seconds. Toilet Map helps you find publicly accessible toilets nearby, at home or while traveling. More than 370,000 locations are stored on your device, so you can search even without an internet connection. See what matters before you go: opening hours, wheelchair access, fees, baby-changing facilities, operator, and access restrictions. Filter the map to show only the toilets that suit you. Tap a location for details, search for an address, or move the map to explore another area. You can also help keep the map accurate by adding a missing toilet or correcting an existing entry. Toilet Map Pro adds: - Favorite toilets for places you return to - Walking directions in Apple Maps Useful in cities, on trips, and anywhere a familiar toilet is not nearby.

Everyone deserves a private, safe place to go. Dignity Access maps lockable, single-occupancy, accessible, and family restrooms across the US, Canada, and Australia, with more countries being mapped now — the kind of private spaces where you can manage medical supplies, protective garments, an ostomy, or care for a loved one with real privacy and dignity. Built for people who plan their day around where they can go: those managing incontinence, ostomies, Crohn's, IBS, colitis, and other medical needs; people with mobility, wheelchair, and accessibility needs; and the caregivers who support them. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Over 1.1 million restroom locations already mapped across the US, Canada, and Australia. - Set a private profile for your needs, and the map responds to you: single-occupancy, enclosed sink, wheelchair access, secure lock, a flat changing workspace (for garment changes and ostomy care), flat-threshold entry, showers, adult and universal changing tables, power-chair access, and truck parking. - Mark that you carry an accessible-toilet key (MLAK in Australia, RADAR in the UK, Eurokey in Europe) and the map tells you which locked restrooms you can open. - One-tap emergency routing to the nearest option when it can't wait. - Built-in navigation, plus a discreet mode for when you'd rather your screen not announce what you're looking for. HONEST BY DESIGN Dignity Access is honest about what it knows. Every restroom shows a confidence level based on community reports — so you're never sent somewhere on a guess dressed up as a promise: - Blue — on the map, not yet community-confirmed. Every restroom starts here. - Purple — a community member confirmed on-site that this is a private, single-occupancy restroom. A small number instead come from a public source that states the room type outright; those show outlined until someone confirms them. - Green — "Confirmed for you": single-occupancy is confirmed AND every need in your profile has been community-confirmed here. Green is personal to your needs. - Slate — emergency-only, for when you just need the nearest option. We never claim a restroom is verified when it isn't. Community members confirm the details that matter to them, and you can too — adding locations and confirming details is free, no subscription required. YOUR PRIVACY - Your medical profile and your location stay on your device. - No account, no email required, no tracking, no ads. - We can't see where you go. The core app is free. Dignity Pass — an optional subscription ($2/month or $20/year) — adds Social Discretion Mode, offline map access, community hours editing, a map category filter, and gives your community confirmations more weight, while helping fund mapping and expansion to more countries. Dignity Access is a mapping and information tool. It does not provide medical advice, and it cannot guarantee that any restroom will be available, open, or match what's described — always verify conditions on arrival. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/