We’re turning 10 — and we’ve just launched our biggest app update yet. Built with and for our community, this version of AccessNow brings a whole new look and smarter features that make it easier than ever to find and share accessibility info around the world.
You asked, we listened. Here’s what’s new:
✨ Quick Ratings (Now Even Easier)
Don’t have time to write a full review? No problem. You can now drop a quick rating based on your experience — fast, easy, and still super helpful. Whether you’re adding a star rating, selecting a few features, or just snapping a photo, you can now contribute in a way that works best for you.
📷 Add Tags & Photos on the Go
Now you can contribute any time, any way. Snap a photo or add a specific feature (formerly called “tags”) without needing to submit a full review. Every piece of info helps the community.
🏷️ Tags Are Now Features
You’ll notice that what used to be called “tags” are now renamed as features in the app. Why? Because each tag describes an accessibility feature a place has (or doesn’t). It’s a small language shift with big impact — one that reflects how people use and understand the info.
📱 All-New Layout
We’ve reorganized place listings into clear sections:
About. Features. Photos. Reviews.
It’s easier than ever to find exactly what you’re looking for — whether it’s accessible entrances, bathrooms, or real-life user photos.
🚀 Plus: A Brand New Look
You’ll notice the entire experience is smoother, faster, and just feels better. Clean design, updated navigation, and a whole lot of love behind the scenes.
And this is just the beginning.
This launch is the foundation for everything to come: more updates, smarter features, and even more ways to engage with the AccessNow community.
Thanks for being part of the journey. We’re only just getting started.
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