Roll Mobility 4+

Overall this is a really cool app and I look forward to collaborating with my community to start marking things on the app for my city! That being said, it would be great if there could be tweaks made to the review questions:
-An “I don’t know” option that doesn’t directly affect the rating (sometimes I’m reviewing a place I haven’t been in a while and I just don’t remember!)
-Clearer definitions: What are we qualifying as a “large wheelchair”? A manual chair with a wide seat width? A powerchair? Some more specifics would really help more reviewers accurately rate locations

I work with the elderly, and feel like this app could be a great resource. However, I do have a few suggestions.
First, I think there should be an “I don’t know” option that doesn’t affect the location’s score. To me, an able bodied person, a threshold doesn’t normally grab my attention unless I actively trip over it. I don’t want to say there are no issues with the threshold if I don’t remember. This also ties in to places having the wrong filters applied. I reviewed a theater I attend regularly that does not have tables you can sit at, but I wasn’t able to leave the answer blank.
Second, there are a few businesses in my area that are missing. I would like if there was an option to add a place. It may be a feature already, but I didn’t see it on my own.
Again, I feel like this app has so much good potential. I sent it to many friends, and someone I know that uses a wheelchair. I’m hoping we can get the page for our city fully with reviews.
Keep making improvements!

Love love this app’s mission and intentions but it was too buggy on iOS to use. The search function was hardly usable, it automatically selects filters (don’t recommend that) and the search didn’t really function. Also I see how location access is helpful but you should allow the app to work without accessing location, let people search by town or business name or manually using the map. When I tried to sign up, similarly, the forms weren’t functioning fully and although I wasn’t using Voice Over, honestly I don’t think this app is digitally accessible (ironically). Problems with the form fields, the tap targets are too small, the UI elements don’t have the right order/ placement, and more. It would not pass WCAG 2.2 AA standard and likely wouldn’t pass A standards (lowest bar for accessibility). Please work on the bugs and the accessibility and the privacy and I’ll be happy to come back.