Open · Federated · Accessible
Travel with
confidence.
WikiTraveler provides trustworthy accessibility information for destinations around the world. Verified by people, powered by a global network.
Access signup is off while this is a controlled test. Start from GitHub if you want to help build, audit, or operate a node.
Trusted data
Accessibility data you can trust.
Every location is rated with a trust tier, so you know exactly how reliable the information is.
Official
OpenStreetMap and other public directories. A useful baseline — trusted, but often thin and sometimes outdated.
OfficialAI Estimate
Machine-read from photos and listings. Helpful as a hint, not a substitute for being on site.
AI estimateVerified
One on-site auditor recorded the fact. High confidence, with a date you can see.
VerifiedConfirmed
At least three independent auditors agree. Highest confidence — the most reliable signal.
Confirmed
How it works
From field to federation.
WikiTraveler turns individual insights into a global network of trusted accessibility data.
1. Discover
Travelers and auditors collect data on location.
2. Verify
Data is validated, enriched and given a trust tier.
3. Share
Shared across independent nodes, no central gatekeeper.
The ecosystem
One platform. Many ways to use it.
WikiTraveler brings together a powerful suite of tools — for travelers, auditors, developers and more.
Real data. Real places.
Explore the world, accessibly.
Search, discover and contribute accessibility information for cities and destinations worldwide. With WikiTraveler Access, you get a clear overview of what’s accessible — and what’s not.
Help build a more accessible world.
Join our community of travelers, auditors and developers and make accessibility data more open, accurate and global.