Guess My Throne
Turn your ratings into a quiz. Friends guess how you rated each place. Who really knows your taste?
Try a sample quiz →Explore. Rate. Rule the Throne.
A color-coded map of the places near you that usually have a restroom, so you walk straight to the good one. Rate any restroom in one tap (1 to 5 crowns), climb the royal ranks, and challenge your friends. The bathroom finder that's actually fun.
Free on iPhone and iPad · No account · 11 languages

Scores for places you haven't rated are estimates from the business's Google rating.
One tap on 1 to 5 crowns. Done. Want more? Fine-tune Sparkle Factor, Fortress Level, Royal Extras, Easy Access and Vibe Check. Used Directions to get there? Throne Score asks "How was it?" when you're back.

Tap the red Emergency button for the nearest open restrooms, sorted by walking time. One more tap starts walking directions. It's on for everyone, free forever, and never shows an ad.
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ads in Emergency Mode
Want a backup for no-signal spots? The optional Urgency Kit ($4.99, one-time, no subscription) adds a Restroom Access Card to show staff and keeps your last nearby places ready for when there's no signal.


Found a great one? Give it five crowns and the Crown Slam lands. Every rating earns XP.
Turn your ratings into cards: your Throne Tier List, Report Card, Crown-worthy finds, Streak, Kingdoms, Rank-up and your royal Persona. Every card has a QR code, so friends can jump straight in.
Three games your friends can play right in their browser. No app needed to join in.
Turn your ratings into a quiz. Friends guess how you rated each place. Who really knows your taste?
Try a sample quiz →Compare throne taste with a friend and get your match percentage.
See a sample Passport →Pass one place around the group, add your rating, and see the verdict.
Try a sample squad →Earn XP and climb 13 royal ranks, all the way to Legend of the Loo.

A 12-week heat-map, a Throne Shield every 7 days, and a Streak Freeze for road trips and busy weeks.

Complete 7 Throne Sets and claim a Kingdom in every city you rate: your top 3 places there.

Daily Throne Trivia (three true bathroom-history facts), a Weekly Quest with an exclusive crown, and your Throne of the Week every Sunday.

No account. No sign-up. No feed. Your ratings, lists, ranks and streaks live on your device. Nearby places come from Google Places, and the free version shows ads. Plus removes them.
Read the privacy policy →Built for anyone who's ever needed a clean bathroom in a pinch.
Tag changing tables when you rate a restroom, then find them again with the Baby filter.
One red button to the nearest open restroom, free forever. Add the Urgency Kit for a Restroom Access Card to show staff.
Estimated scores for nearby places wherever you travel, plus curated city guides. Neighborhood guides for 41 cities across 7 regions.
Emergency Mode is free for everyone. The Urgency Kit is an optional one-time purchase for the moments it can't cover: a Restroom Access Card to show staff, and your last nearby places saved for no-signal spots.
Show staff a clear request in your language and English.
No signal? See the closest places from your last map load.
Open straight into Emergency Mode the moment you launch the app.
Keep the Accessible filter ready for your search.
Neighborhood-level bathroom guides for the cities people explore most.
Tips, stories, and city guides for bathroom-savvy travelers.
Halloween with kids is equal parts parade, snack mission, and neighborhood navigation. A little restroom planning keeps the evening from turning into a frantic search at the exact moment a cape, a candy bucket, and a small bladder all reach their limits. The goal is not to schedule every stop. It is to give your family a few dependable choices, a clear regrouping habit, and a backup plan that still works after the sun goes down. Set this up before costumes go on, then let the spooky fun take the lead.
Read articleA leaf-peeping drive is supposed to be about winding roads, bright hillsides, and the satisfying moment when everyone in the car agrees that yes, this overlook was absolutely worth the detour. It is less fun when the next restroom is a mystery, the visitor center has seasonal hours, and the nearest town is still twenty miles away. A little restroom planning protects the easygoing part of the day without turning your scenic drive into a military operation. Think in layers: one reliable stop before the pretty stretch, a few plausible options along it, and a backup for the moment a trailhead sign says “closed” or a rain shower rearranges the itinerary.
Read articleAn accessible-restroom symbol can be a useful starting point, but it is not the finish line. The useful question is more practical: can a person using a mobility device get from the route to the room, enter, turn, transfer, use the fixtures, and leave without an obstacle audition? This checklist is for noticing the details that change a restroom from technically promising to genuinely usable. Bring a tape measure if you are assessing a space closely; otherwise, use your eyes, your access needs, and a healthy suspicion of a trash can parked in exactly the wrong spot.
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