About OpenStop
OpenStop is an Android app for collecting information about barriers at public transport stops. It guides users through simple questions about a stop so that accessibility-related details can be recorded in a structured way. Community-contributed data can then be made available through a public map project. The app is designed to let people document conditions in their local area, helping build information that can improve travel planning for people with mobility impairments and support decisions about upgrading stops. Its role is data collection rather than trip planning or live transit information. OpenStop uses a participatory approach: users contribute observations about stops, and the resulting information is intended to benefit the wider community. The supplied description does not detail which specific barrier types are recorded or how submissions are reviewed.
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