Why I built ROLLIN (launching tomorrow)

My family member uses a wheelchair. Every time we go out to eat, it's the same routine — call ahead, check Google (which just says

"wheelchair accessible" with zero detail), hope for the best, and sometimes turn around at the door because "accessible" meant one grab bar in the bathroom.

That's broken. 5.5 million wheelchair users in the US deal with this every day.

So I built ROLLIN. It scores 56,000+ restaurants and venues across 6 states on actual wheelchair accessibility — not a yes/no label, but a 100 score based on six physical features: wheelchair entry, accessible restroom, level entry, parking, wide aisles, elevator.

The scores come from multiple verified sources and get smarter over time as the community contributes corrections.

What's launching tomorrow:

• - Search — find accessible places at joinrollin.com

• - API — 6 REST endpoints, free tier, no credit card needed

• - MCP Server — plug ROLLIN into Claude, Cursor, or any AI assistant

• - Python SDK — auto-generated by Stainless (same tooling behind OpenAI and Stripe)

This is a solo build. No VC, no team, no corporate backing. Just a product that should have existed years ago.

Would love your support tomorrow. And if you use a wheelchair or know someone who does — I'd genuinely love to hear what you think.