WheeLog!

User-Generated
Accessibility Map App

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The app can track the routes
wheelchair users take to help
other users avoid obstacles likeramps, steps, or slopes, andidentify accessible paths inadvance.

Share your experiences
Available wherever Google Maps operates, our interactive,
crowdsourced map offers a database of accessible restaurants, bathrooms, and other places of interest, as well as
the routes that wheelchair users have actually taken.
App users can interact with each other by sharing more
personalized accessibility experiences and requesting
more information about particular locations.

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Inclusive Mindset

Advocacy

Open data

Research and Advisory

WheeLog! promotes mutual understanding and interaction between people with and without disabilities.
WheeLog! hosts town-strolling events where people withand without disabilities explore how accessible theirneighborhood or a sightseeing spot is.
For non-wheelchair users, this is also an opportunity tolearn what it is like to go outside in a wheelchair. WheeLog! also designs and implements diversity and inclusion
educational and training programs for students andcorporate employees.

WheeLog! works with local and national governments andcorporations to create a more accessible society. Our pastwork includes introducing prepaid transportation cards inJapan for passengers with disabilities so that they canreceive a discount without buying a ticket every time. These
initiatives can benefit more than 9 million people withdisabilities in Japan.
We also collaborate with entities around the world topromote an accessible and inclusive society.

We enrich accessibility information on WheeLog! byutilizing open data shared by local governments andcompanies. For example, we imported data on accessible
restrooms and elevators provided by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. We have also partnered with FamilyMart, one of the largest convenience store franchises inJapan, to include data on their accessible restrooms allover Japan.

We conduct research on the accessibility of public andprivate facilities and advise governments and corporations
how to build a more inclusive society for people withmobility challenges. For instance, we published a guidebook of accessible restaurants and cafes in Tokyo inpartnership with the Japan Tourism Agency.

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We are looking for global partners

How WheeLog began…

WheeLog! promotes a society where wheelchair users andpeople with mobility challenges can fully enjoy their lives.
When a person becomes a wheelchair user, any
prospect of going outside and participating in
outdoor activities is riddled with fear and anxiety
and that can limit his/her opportunities foreducation, employment, and even recreation.
I was diagnosed with distal myopathy and became a wheelchair user at the age of 26. For the first year and a half, Icould hardly go outside since any trip required a great dealof research, careful planning, and courage. I almost gave up
on bringing my son to the beach, but one day, I found information about a wheelchair-accessible beach online, and wasable to enjoy it with my son.
This experience made me realize that better information onaccessibility can change the lives of wheelchair users. Thus
the idea for WheeLog! was born. We received the Grand
Prize from the Google Impact Challenge Japan in 2015 todevelop the app.

Our crowd-sourced accessibility map was launched in 2017.
We had gained more users; partnered with governments,
nonprofits, and corporations to increase accessibility; andreceived many global awards including the Google Impact
Challenge, World Summit Award, Dubai 2020 Expo
Impact Grant, and MIT SOLVE Challenge. Our map iscurrently available in more than ten languages all over theworld.
We strive to serve as a platform to expand access to accessibility information in order to promote a more inclusive anddiverse society.
Yuriko Oda, CEO, WheeLog

We are contributing to solving this problem byusing technology to ensure universal access toaccessibility information.

The WheeLog! app is free foreveryone thanks to generous
donors and sponsors like you!
Please contact
info@wheelog.com
to make a contribution.