About the project

A map of places that make going out easier for everyone.

Finding a clean accessible toilet, a baby changing table, a place to nurse or free period products shouldn't be a gamble. Mapclusive gathers them in one honest, community-driven map — so a trip out is something you can plan with confidence.

The problem

For millions of parents, disabled people, carers and women, a missing facility can mean cutting a day short — or not going out at all. This information exists, but it's scattered, out of date, or hidden behind a phone call. The result is stress and lost freedom.

What we're building

A fast, welcoming map you can filter by exactly what you need. Anyone can add a place; venues can confirm their facilities and show real photos. Over time it becomes the first thing people check before heading out — like a HappyCow, but for accessibility and care.

What we stand for

Access first

The product itself is high-contrast, keyboard-friendly and works on any phone. Inclusion isn't a feature here — it's the whole point.

Open by default

Built on OpenStreetMap data and MapLibre, with free tiles from OpenFreeMap. No lock-in, no Big-Tech map fees, self-hostable.

Honest, not creepy

Businesses pay for placement; we don't sell your data or plaster the map with intrusive ads. Trust is the product.

How the data grows

Community submissions. Anyone can suggest a place in seconds — even by pasting a Google Maps link. Every entry is reviewed before it goes public.

OpenStreetMap import. One tap pulls in accessible toilets and changing tables already mapped by the OSM community, so a new city is never empty.

Partners. Venues confirm their facilities and add branded photos, giving visitors certainty before they set out.

Always fresh — AI agents. Automated agents continuously scan venue websites and other map sources for changes to accessibility details, so listings stay up to date without waiting for someone to report them.

Multilingual & global. The interface speaks 14 languages, including right-to-left, so the map is usable far beyond one city.

What stays free

Maps change hands, and the rules often change afterwards. So here, early and in writing, is what stays the same at Mapclusive, whoever runs it one day.

The data stays open. What comes from OpenStreetMap stays under its licence (ODbL). What people confirm, add or correct here, we pass on in open formats such as A11yJSON, so it never belongs to us alone.
Listing a place stays free. Adding, confirming or correcting a place costs nothing, for visitors and for businesses. We take money only from businesses that want more than the listing: placement, their own photos, an offer. Placement carries the label “Sponsored”.
No passing on of data. What you confirm or report, we do not sell and do not hand to businesses. What a business enters about itself is open on the map, with source and date.

These three sentences apply from today, 8 October 2026. If we ever change anything about them, it will be said here first, with a date, not in the small print.