TPee vs StormResQ

When you gotta go, TPee knows where. TPee finds public and publicly accessible restrooms near you — and tells you what to expect before you get there. No account needed to search. I GOTTA GO One big button. TPee weighs distance, whether it's open right now, access rules, how recently people confirmed it, and your preferences, then shows the best option with walking or driving time. Tap TAKE ME THERE, or NEXT OPTION if you'd rather. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO • Open now, closed, or hours unknown — TPee says "unknown" instead of guessing • Access: free, purchase required, customers only, code or key required, ask an employee • Wheelchair accessible, family restroom, gender-neutral, changing tables, single occupancy • TPee Score and category ratings — shown only once enough real reviews exist • "Verified 3 days ago" freshness on every listing, so you know what you can trust FIND THE RIGHT ONE • Map with nearby restrooms, or a sortable list (closest, best rated, cleanest, recently verified) • Search any city, address, ZIP code, landmark or restroom by name • Filters: Open Now, Free, No Purchase Required, Wheelchair Accessible, Family Restroom, Gender-Neutral, Changing Table, 24 Hours and more • Directions with Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze MAKE TPEE BETTER FOR EVERYONE Sign in with Apple, Google or email to confirm a restroom is still there, write a quick review, suggest a correction or report a problem. Helpful contributions earn TPee Points. Every change is checked, and TPee never publishes access codes. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Search and browse without an account • Your location is used only to find restrooms near you — it isn't stored or shared • Choose whether your profile is public, limited or private • Delete your account from the app at any time TPee is honest about what it knows: no fake reviews, no made-up ratings, no invented listings.

StormResQ connects Florida residents requesting non-emergency, non-911 storm assistance with verified nonprofit response organizations during and after a hurricane. 

Available across 35 Florida coastal counties, StormResQ gives residents one place to request assistance, share their location, and monitor the status of their request. Verified nonprofit response organizations can review requests, coordinate available teams, and communicate with residents through the platform.

StormResQ was created by Global Hope Collective Corp., doing business as Hurricane Help Florida, a Florida-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

For residents:
 • Submit non-emergency storm assistance requests
 • Share your location and contact information 
• Track the status of your request
• Request evacuation assistance 
 • Access recovery and rebuilding resources after a storm through hurricanehelpflorida.org

For verified nonprofit response organizations: 
• View and accept assistance requests
 • Match requests with available teams and capabilities 
• Coordinate field response through a shared map 
• Update request status and communicate with residents

StormResQ supplements, but does not replace, 911 or government emergency services. Always call 911 first for a life-threatening emergency. Assistance through StormResQ depends on responder availability and cannot be guaranteed.