A specialized mapping network built by 30 years of medical necessity — for anyone who needs a private, dependable restroom, and for the people who care for them. Find lockable, single-occupancy and family restrooms when dignity, safety, or urgency cannot wait.
Now live on both stores — free to download.
Live now — iPhone & iPad
Live now — Android
Report bugs, request features, and get updates at r/DignityAccess.
Nationwide — over 900,000 mapped restroom locations across the US.
Core accessibility and safety features built for dignity, discretion, and medical necessity—not generic restroom listings. The same tools that protect medical privacy also serve parents out with young children and caregivers supporting someone with dementia or Alzheimer's.
Dignity Access started from lived medical experience — IBS, Crohn's, incontinence, garment and lactation privacy, mobility needs, and the daily logistics of leaving home with a medical supply bag. That mission stays at the center.
The app also serves people who share the same need for a lockable, single-occupancy space — without a separate product or a different map:
Your Dignity Profile stays on your device. You choose which needs apply to you; the map responds accordingly.
Four-tier custom map pins — Royal Blue (Needs Verification), Purple (Confirmed Single-Occupancy), Green (Confirmed for You), and Slate (Emergency Only) — instantly guide you to lockable, single-stall sanctuaries when every minute matters. Every restroom starts blue; purple is earned when a community member confirms on-site that it's single-occupancy, and green when your own profile needs are confirmed there too.
A full-screen, high-contrast digital card featuring universal medical crosses. Display it silently to clerks or merchants to bypass bag-checks for supply backpacks and gain restroom access—without humiliating public disclosures.
Dignity profile toggles are stored strictly on your device—never synced to a cloud server. Your medical preferences stay on your phone, always.
For dementia and Alzheimer's caregivers: filter for secure locks that help prevent wandering and adult changing tables — on a map built around lockable, single-occupancy restrooms. These features are in the app today; venue confirmation varies by pin tier.
The app is free. Dignity Pass keeps it growing.
The US is already fully mapped — over 900,000 restroom locations nationwide. Dignity Pass ($2/month or $20/year) unlocks the premium features above and helps us map other countries faster — Canada, the UK, and Australia — while funding bug fixes, server costs, and ongoing feature support. Available in the app on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
Full app, real map, no download — runs in your browser.
Explore a real sample — Houston, fully mapped · Dignity Pass features unlocked · no download, no account
Tell us about your location, press inquiry, or partnership interest.
For community support, join our Discord server.
Partner inquiries: joseph@bennettappsllc.dev
Never hand over your phone again. The Dignity Card is a standard business card you carry in your medical supply bag. Hand Side A to any clerk — it states your medical need and your ADA rights, clearly and discreetly. Flip it over — Side B explains the Safe Harbor partner program so you can leave it with the business and let them look it up when they have a moment.
It looks exactly like handing over a business card. Nobody around you knows what it says.
✚ Side A — Show to clerk
Medical need + ADA reasonable accommodation statement. Clear, calm, and dignified.
🤝 Side B — Leave with the business
Warm Safe Harbor partner recruitment. Leave it. They'll read it when they're not busy.
Professional pre-printed card packs coming soon — order 50 cards and keep them in your bag permanently.
The ADA language on this card is informational. Dignity Access is not a law firm. This does not constitute legal advice.
Display your Safe Harbor badge and let your community know your business welcomes guests with medical accessibility needs, disabilities, and their caregivers. Print at home for free or order a premium weather-resistant vinyl decal.
💡 Print tip: Print on glossy photo paper or card stock for best results. Set your printer to actual size (do not scale to fit). A laminator adds weather resistance for exterior use.
™ Dignity Access Safe Harbor is a trademark of Bennett Apps LLC. Decals are for verified partner use only.
Clear answers about privacy, verification, and our free merchant rollout.
Both stores, free: the App Store for iPhone and iPad (iOS 15 or later), and Google Play for Android. The map, all Dignity Profile filters, and the Silent Access Pass are free on both. Dignity Pass is an optional subscription.
Generic apps list multi-stall restrooms where privacy is impossible. Dignity Access filters exclusively for lockable, single-occupancy family or changing facilities where users can manage protective garments or medical supplies with absolute security.
Your search metrics and profile settings stay on your physical device. We utilize anonymized authentication methods so your medical data can never be compromised or tracked.
Yes. For our initial rollout, local merchants can instantly print a temporary decal via our digital portal at zero cost to start welcoming customers immediately.
Dignity Pass is $2/month or $20/year. The US is already fully mapped — over 900,000 restroom locations. Your subscription weights your community votes more heavily and unlocks Social Discretion Mode, offline map access, community open-hours editing, moving a mis-placed pin, and the map category filter. It also helps us map other countries faster — Canada, the UK, and Australia — and funds bug fixes, server costs, and ongoing feature support.
Anyone can help — free or Pass. Tap a restroom and confirm or dispute the features you filter for. Every restroom starts royal blue: on the map, not yet confirmed. It turns purple when the community confirms on-site that it is a private, single-occupancy restroom — that confirmation is the only way a pin earns purple. It shows green for you when single-occupancy is confirmed AND every need in your profile has been community-confirmed there. To keep the map trustworthy: no single vote changes a pin — it takes corroborating reports; Dignity Pass votes are weighted a little more heavily, since a verified subscriber is harder to fake at scale; brand-new free accounts wait about a week before their votes count, which stops someone spinning up throwaway accounts to vandalize the map; and there are daily limits plus a cooldown before re-voting the same detail. Verification is processed in batches, not instantly. Green is personal to your profile — the needs you turn on, not a generic rating.
Yes. Enable the IBS/Crohn's/Colitis toggle in your Dignity Profile and the Emergency Restroom button will route you to the nearest available restroom of any type via Google Maps — no single-occupancy requirement when speed is all that matters.
No. The app was built around medical privacy and accessibility first — and those remain the heart of the project. Many families also use it to find single-occupancy and family restrooms with young children. Caregivers supporting someone with dementia or Alzheimer's can filter for secure locks that help prevent wandering and adult changing tables — on a map already focused on lockable, single-occupancy restrooms. Your profile toggles stay on your device; you decide what to turn on.
