Transparent, honest accessibility information for barbers, cafes, cleaners, and daily essentials.
Finding accessible services shouldn’t take this much effort. We’re changing that.
Search for what you actually need. Not just “wheelchair accessible.” Filter by communication support, sensory environments, carer-friendly spaces, and more.
Read honest reviews from people like you. Every rating comes from disabled people, family members, or carers with real experience. No algorithm. No paid placement.
Go with confidence. Every service is verified by our team before it goes live so you know before you go, not after.
Finding somewhere safe and respectful shouldn’t feel like luck
Too many disabled people and families have sat in the wrong waiting room, been turned away at the door, or spent hours searching for a service that understands their needs not only to find out but know before you go and not after.
AccessSphere exists because that experience is too common and too rarely talked about.
Every listing includes detailed accessibility information. Every review comes from someone with lived experience. Every service is checked before it goes live.
Because you deserve to know before you go not after.
“I built the thing I kept wishing existed for every family I’ve ever worked alongside..”
Esther Alaja, Founder
Photo: Disabled And Here.
The 20 Real Care Rules from twenty years on the care floor taught me the rules nobody puts in the brochure or the ones that keep clients respected and carers professional. Where a carer should never put their bag. Why your phone stays in your pocket. What an honest carer does the moment they make a mistake.
I wrote them down for every new care worker who deserved better than a rushed induction. But here’s the thing: if you or someone you love relies on care, these rules matter to you too because knowing what good conduct looks like is how you recognise when you’re not getting it.
It’s free. You’ll also get honest stories and plain-language updates from the care floor, no spam, unsubscribe any time.
Choosing care for someone you love? A guide written just for you so you what to look for, what to ask, and what to walk away from is coming soon. Sign up and you’ll be first to get it.
If you’re a provider committed to genuine accessibility and not just a ramp and a checkbox.
AccessSphere puts you in front of customers who are actively looking for you. Free listing, forever. You don’t need to be perfect; you need to be honest about what you offer.
Our community-verified directory gives commissioners, councils, and grant bodies a ground-level view of what accessible provision actually looks like and where the gaps are. If you’re looking for evidence of community need or a partner in improving local accessibility, we’d like to talk.
Is it really free?
For you, yes. Always. Disabled individuals and families will never pay to use AccessSphere. That’s not a launch offer, it’s the point
How do you verify listings?
I contact every business directly and some physically and ask the practical questions that matter e.g step-free access, accessible toilets, whether staff will give extra attention, what they tell me goes on the listing and what the community experience we keep the honest review and if listings doesn’t match reality, tell us and we will look into it
What if a service lets me down?
Tell me, Honestly, this is the most important thing you can do on this site. Listings are only as good as the last person’s experience, and your report protects the next person. No listing is protected from the truth including the ones i verified myself.