Current release
RestMap 3.10
Build 58 became publicly available on October 16, 2026. RestMap supports iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 or later, plus compatible CarPlay displays.
Press & media · Updated September 2026
RestMap helps people choose restrooms and useful stops nearby or along a trip. This page gives journalists and resource editors the current facts, real app examples, and source material.
Fact sheet
RestMap is early. The product claims below are intentionally narrower than the full feature list.
Current release
Build 58 became publicly available on October 16, 2026. RestMap supports iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 or later, plus compatible CarPlay displays.
Price
Restroom finding, quality scores, Quick Find, and medical, accessibility, and family data stay free. Optional Premium purchases add deeper trip tools and research.
Privacy
RestMap does not require an account and has no ads in the app. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device. Optional research runs only when the user asks.
Stage
The app has a user base in the hundreds. Current Apple figures, with their source and measurement date, are available to journalists on request.
What the app does
RestMap combines public map data, place information, quality estimates, and traveler contributions. It shows sources where available and keeps unanswered questions visible.
RestRoom IQ
Letter grades and explanations help people compare restroom options using six named data sources.
How scores workFacilities at a glance
Every restroom facility is a tile with a short answer. A tap shows the details, the source and its date, and Inspector can look up what is not yet known.
See real examplesTrips & CarPlay
Plan restroom stops, follow the route on iPhone or CarPlay, and share a live ETA when someone is waiting.
Explore the driveReal app examples
These are native RestMap screens captured in September 2026. Place details and policies can change, so each example keeps its source context and uncertainty visible.
Family travel
King’s Cross Station, London. The place page shows the listed facility, its location, source, and missing date.
Open screenshotPet travel
Kimpton Alton Hotel, San Francisco. The Pet stay card separates fees, deposits, and restrictions.
Open screenshotCompanion care
Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh. The listing describes a changing bench, hoist, and room for carers.
Open screenshotCarPlay
A public Los Angeles grocery-stop approach shown on RestMap’s current CarPlay experience.
Open screenshotRestMap started with a family road-trip problem: finding a restroom is one thing, but choosing a useful stop is another. A father and son began building the app together in 2025 and have shipped every public release since.
They still design, build, test, and answer email themselves. Interviews and fact-checking requests go directly to the people making the app.
RestMap is an intelligent AI-powered restroom finder for iPhone and iPad. It shows AI quality scores for 2M+ locations using six named data sources, with explanations and source context to help travelers compare options, and checks official restroom listings from more than 900 public agencies in all 50 states. The app includes nearby search, Quick Find, trip planning, CarPlay navigation, a facility board with sourced details for each place, and Inspector for looking up what is not yet known. RestMap is free to download and use, requires no account, has no ads in the app, and offers optional Premium trip tools.
Press-resolution screenshots, additional app examples, current Apple figures, and interviews are available on request.
flush.restmap@gmail.comRestMap 3.10 is available worldwide on the App Store.
Get RestMap freeiOS 26 or later · Optional Premium purchases