Fast nearby search
Search nearby restaurants, stores, cafes, gas stations, parks, and public restrooms when you need a bathroom option quickly.
RestMap helps people with IBD, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, and other urgency-sensitive needs compare nearby bathroom options, source labels, RestRoom IQ scores, and route stops.
No account required. Location stays on your phone. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
How It Helps
IBD travel often means balancing distance, restroom quality, opening hours, source confidence, and route gaps. RestMap puts those signals next to each place so you can choose faster with more context.
Search nearby restaurants, stores, cafes, gas stations, parks, and public restrooms when you need a bathroom option quickly.
RestRoom IQ scores help compare options when a slightly farther restroom may be a better stop than the closest pin.
RestMap labels supported signals with source and confidence cues, including Needs More Data when the signal is thin.
Journey IQ can plan stops at a cadence that works for your drive, then compare options along the route.
Save places that worked for you so errands, appointments, and familiar routes start with known options.
No account required. Location stays on your phone. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
Source Context
RestMap separates stronger source data from weaker clues. A place can have a good RestRoom IQ score, a public restroom tag, or user-submitted rating without having complete details about hours, access, or the exact room setup.
Data is sourced from OpenStreetMap, Refuge Restrooms, Open Charge Map, MapKit/Apple Places, RestMap brand profiles, and user-submitted ratings. Previously loaded locations and ratings can remain available without signal.
For adjacent urgency-focused planning, see the glossary entry: What is IBS-friendly travel?
Planning Aid
RestMap can help you choose between nearby bathroom options, plan route stops, and save places that worked for you. It does not replace your care plan, medication plan, urgent care plan, or guidance from a gastroenterologist or healthcare professional.
For broader travel planning, read our guide: Traveling with Medical Needs: How to Plan Rest Stops with Confidence.
Compare candidate stops, look for source signals, plan route breaks, and save useful places for later. For medical questions, use your clinical care team.
Go Deeper
These pages keep medical, caregiver, accessibility, and route-planning searches focused while pointing to the same iOS app.
Common Questions
RestMap helps compare nearby restroom options using RestRoom IQ scores, source labels, route context, and saved places. It is designed to reduce guesswork before you stop.
Yes. Quick Find helps compare nearby restroom options when distance and time matter, while RestRoom IQ gives more context than distance alone.
Yes. Journey IQ can plan restroom stops along your route and compare options using RestRoom IQ, source labels, and travel context.
RestRoom IQ scores help compare locations across available signals and user-submitted ratings. When the data is thin, source labels and Needs More Data states should make that clear.
No. RestMap is a restroom locator and planning app. For questions about Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, IBD symptoms, medication, or travel preparation, consult your gastroenterologist or healthcare provider.
Yes. RestMap is free to download and use, with no in-app purchases. No account required.
Download RestMap and compare nearby bathroom options with quality scores, source labels, and route planning.