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Let's go out

We help disabled people find accessible places. Wherever you're going, get detailed & reliable accessibility information in the palm of your hand.

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Let's go out

We help disabled people find accessible places. Wherever you're going, get detailed & reliable accessibility information in the palm of your hand.

Explore on web

Three wheelchair users gathered outside of a cafe

Let's go out

We help disabled people find accessible places. Wherever you're going, get detailed & reliable accessibility information in the palm of your hand.

Explore now

Explore

Explore the map for venues and find the places that are accessible for you.

Explore the map for venues and find the places that are accessible for you.

Tag

Empower others by adding tags and photos while you are out.

Empower others by adding tags and photos while you are out.

Save

Create lists of venues to save your favourites or plan ahead

Create lists of venues to save your favourites or plan ahead

Share

Share your favourite venues and lists with friends and family.

Share your favourite venues and lists with friends and family.

Are you ready to make the world a more sociable place?

Are you ready to make the world a more sociable place?

Are you ready to make the world a more sociable place?

Sociability is available for free on iOS, Android & web.

Sociability is available for free on iOS, Android & web.

Sociability is available for free on iOS, Android & web.

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Why Sociability?

Why Sociability?

Why Sociability?

Why Sociability?

A wheelchair user sitting outside on the pavement looking at the Sociability app on his phone.
A wheelchair user sitting outside on the pavement looking at the Sociability app on his phone.
A wheelchair user sitting outside on the pavement looking at the Sociability app on his phone.

Accessibility is personal

Accessibility is personal

We don’t use vague labels like ‘accessible’ or ‘inaccessible’. Instead, we give you the details you need to decide if a place is accessible for you.

We don’t use vague labels like ‘accessible’ or ‘inaccessible’. Instead, we give you the details you need to decide if a place is accessible for you.

Learn more about Sociability

Learn more about Sociability

Learn more about Sociability

A group of Sociability community members outside of Brighton Palace Pier on a mapping day. They are all smiling at the camera.
A group of Sociability community members outside of Brighton Palace Pier on a mapping day. They are all smiling at the camera.
A group of Sociability community members outside of Brighton Palace Pier on a mapping day. They are all smiling at the camera.

We focus on community

We look out for each other – finding, tagging and sharing accessible places so that others can enjoy them too.

We look out for each other – finding, tagging and sharing accessible places so that others can enjoy them too.

View our Community page

View our Community page

View our Community page

Matt Pierri and Gem Turner enjoying a meal at a noodle bar. Both are smiling at the camera.
Matt Pierri and Gem Turner enjoying a meal at a noodle bar. Both are smiling at the camera.
Matt Pierri and Gem Turner enjoying a meal at a noodle bar. Both are smiling at the camera.

We bring the fun

We bring the fun

We cover all the small, brilliant local venues you want to visit. Cafés, restaurants, bars, clubs and more – Sociability has all the places you want to go!

We cover all the small, brilliant local venues you want to visit. Cafés, restaurants, bars, clubs and more – Sociability has all the places you want to go!

Download the app

Download the app

Download the app

Join a Mapping Day!

Meet like-minded people in the disabled community

Meet like-minded people in the disabled community

Explore and map the accessibility of venues in your local area

Explore and map the accessibility of venues in your local area

Get to know the Sociability team

Get to know the Sociability team

Join the community

Join the community

Join the community

A group of Sociability community members taking a group photo on a mapping day in Portsmouth
A group of Sociability community members taking a group photo on a mapping day in Portsmouth
A group of Sociability community members taking a group photo on a mapping day in Portsmouth

What people say…

What people say…

What people say…

Lauren

@aticcersguidetolife

I run a disability group in Brighton and trying to find a space to accommodate a range of disabilities is really difficult but the app makes that easier. What I love about Sociability is I can put all the information on the app and everyone can work out what is best for them.

Elle

@meandmysundaywishes

If your friends suggest going somewhere, the next question is always, “Can I actually get in there?” It gives you that backup of knowing if you can go, access it, and enjoy it the same way as your friends can, which makes a big difference. It’s like the TripAdvisor for disabilities.

Laura Drummond
Laura Drummond

Laura

@powerchairqueen

I love Sociability. The app itself is really intuitive and I use it wherever I go. It’s lovely to come across a place that is mapped and you can just relax and know that you can get in without any stress. It just makes life easier.

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A large group of Sociability community members at the Naidex Sociability Social
A large group of Sociability community members at the Naidex Sociability Social
Jennie and a group of Sociability community members taking a break in a cafe
Jennie and a group of Sociability community members taking a break in a cafe
Sociability community members on a mapping day in Harrogate
Sociability community members on a mapping day in Harrogate
Sociability community members on a mapping day in Portsmouth
A Sociability postcard with a QR code to download the app
Matt, Sociability CEO, talking to two Sociability community members

Changing the world together

Changing the world together

Changing the world together

Working with Expedia

At Sociability, we believe that everyone should be able to explore the world around them with confidence and peace of mind.

That's why we're proud to have partnered with Expedia to help make travel more inclusive and accessible for everyone!

View our Expedia page

Delivering mobility for all

Too often, the burden of navigating the world with a disability is placed on the disabled person. This needs to change. That's why, at Sociability, with the recognition and support of Toyota, we're excited to be working on a solution that will allow us to deliver true mobility for all. 

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Interested in working with us?

Learn more about our partnerships

Learn more about our partnerships

Contact us

Contact us

A few of our partners

Learn more about our partnerships

Recent blog posts…

Image shows illustrations of four people, all facing forwards and smiling. The first person is a tanned girl, with light brown hair. She is wearing a yellow blouse, with light brown triangle patterns across the neckline. To her right is a black man with dark brown hair, tied on the top of his head with a purple head band. He is wearing a purple jumper, with black sleeves and collar. The third person is a white man with short, blonde hair, wearing a green jumper. And finally, to his right, is a girl with olive skin. She has her hair tied in plaits that sit on the front of her shoulders, tied with yellow bands and two yellow hair clips. She is wearing pink dungarees over a stripy, white jumper. Surrounding the illustrations is text that reads: "What are Non-Visible Disabilities? And What Do They Look Like?"
Image shows illustrations of four people, all facing forwards and smiling. The first person is a tanned girl, with light brown hair. She is wearing a yellow blouse, with light brown triangle patterns across the neckline. To her right is a black man with dark brown hair, tied on the top of his head with a purple head band. He is wearing a purple jumper, with black sleeves and collar. The third person is a white man with short, blonde hair, wearing a green jumper. And finally, to his right, is a girl with olive skin. She has her hair tied in plaits that sit on the front of her shoulders, tied with yellow bands and two yellow hair clips. She is wearing pink dungarees over a stripy, white jumper. Surrounding the illustrations is text that reads: "What are Non-Visible Disabilities? And What Do They Look Like?"
Image shows illustrations of four people, all facing forwards and smiling. The first person is a tanned girl, with light brown hair. She is wearing a yellow blouse, with light brown triangle patterns across the neckline. To her right is a black man with dark brown hair, tied on the top of his head with a purple head band. He is wearing a purple jumper, with black sleeves and collar. The third person is a white man with short, blonde hair, wearing a green jumper. And finally, to his right, is a girl with olive skin. She has her hair tied in plaits that sit on the front of her shoulders, tied with yellow bands and two yellow hair clips. She is wearing pink dungarees over a stripy, white jumper. Surrounding the illustrations is text that reads: "What are Non-Visible Disabilities? And What Do They Look Like?"

Non-Visible Disabilities - What Are They And What Do They Look Like?

Sociability

Nov 22, 2023

Three screenshots of the new My Saved Places Feature showcasing how to add to a list, view My Saved Places, and view a list
Three screenshots of the new My Saved Places Feature showcasing how to add to a list, view My Saved Places, and view a list
Three screenshots of the new My Saved Places Feature showcasing how to add to a list, view My Saved Places, and view a list

Product Update: Introducing My Saved Places!

Kirsten Gord

Oct 30, 2023

Are festivals accessible for disabled people?

Sociability

Aug 8, 2023

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