Why Wayfind exists
A more inclusive world awaits.
Travel opens up our world. Planning it should make room for the way each of us moves through it.
Every trip starts with a possibility.
A new city. A weekend away. A place you have wanted to see for years. Wayfind brings your plans together and makes room for the details that help you enjoy the journey.
Those details look different for everyone: the distance between stops, an entrance without steps, a place to rest or a quieter afternoon. Good information helps you choose what works for you.
Built independently, with care.
Wayfind is built by Derek Roper. The iPhone app, 108 destination guides across 57 countries and community forum share one purpose: making travel easier to plan around real life.
Accessibility information stays free. Firsthand feedback from travelers helps keep the guides useful and points us toward what needs attention.
A human behind the help.
AI-assisted staff replies in the community are identified and work under human oversight. They help with product questions; questions about a place's access conditions need firsthand information or review.
We do not use generated answers as evidence that a place is accessible. Read the source of an access detail and confirm essential requirements directly with the venue.
Help the next person find their way.
If you notice an outdated detail, share your experience in the community or send us a correction. Include the place, what you observed and when you visited so we can review it.