LiberatoMap app analytics for August 24

LiberatoMap helps you find places that are truly accessible — and helps everyone else find them too. Whether you use a wheelchair, walk with reduced mobility, push a stroller, or are visiting a city for the first time, LiberatoMap shows you which cafes, restaurants, shops, and public places you can actually get into and use — based on real answers to real accessibility questions, contributed by the community. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Browse places by city and category, on a list or directly on the map • Check detailed accessibility information for every place: step-free entrances, alternative entrances, number of steps, and more • See photos of each place so you know what to expect before you arrive • Save your favourite places and find them again in one tap • Vote on places and see what the community thinks CONTRIBUTE IN MINUTES LiberatoMap is built by its community. Found a place that isn't on the map yet? Add it — with photos, a pinned map location, and answers to the accessibility questions. Spotted outdated info? Suggest a change to any place, no account required. Every contribution makes the map more useful for the next person. BUILT FOR ACCESSIBILITY The app itself is made to be accessible: full screen-reader support (TalkBack), large touch targets, light and dark themes, and complete Croatian and English translations. A NON-PROFIT PROJECT LiberatoMap is developed by Udruga Liberato, a non-profit association from Split, Croatia, working towards a world without barriers. The app is free, and always will be. Have feedback or want to help? Reach us at info@udruga-liberato.hr!