MobaLink vs BeFriendly

This app is in French. Everything you read and write in it is French, and so is the community behind it. MobaLink is a mutual aid network for people living with a disability in France, along with their parents, carers and relatives. You post the problem nobody around you has faced, and people who have lived it answer. WHAT IT IS FOR Asking about disability paperwork, adapted transport, schooling, accessible places, and everyday life in France. Answers come from people who solved the same thing, not from a helpdesk. PLAN AHEAD, BEFORE YOU TRAVEL Check the accessibility details of listed venues without having to go there first. For many public buildings and schools, the information comes from on-site surveys: up to 29 accessibility criteria per record, photos with screen reader descriptions, the French public accessibility register, and a link to Acceslibre, the government platform. Enough to plan a trip around what you actually need. Venues are currently listed across parts of four French departments: Gironde, Yonne, Meurthe-et-Moselle and Pyrenees-Atlantiques. Coverage is partial and growing. BUILT TO BE USABLE Full screen reader support, text that grows to the largest system sizes, contrast measured colour by colour, and a true black dark mode. NO ADS, NO ALGORITHM The feed is chronological. Nothing is sponsored, nothing is suggested. Reports are read by real moderators. BEFORE YOU INSTALL The interface is French only. A verified email account is required to read and to write. Sign-up is open from age fifteen. There is no map and no geolocation. Free, no ads, no in-app purchases.

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