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people

with the idea

freshness

You don't have
restrictions

Welcome Go!

Are you in a wheelchair
and traditional maps tell you
to take the stairs?

Use Go!, which will lead you to previously

inaccessible places.

Try Go!

Person with mobility impairments in a wheelchair located on the blue road

65 million

wheelchair users in the world

1 billion

people with disabilities in the world

What does he have?

And what does it look like?
Together with Go! you will explore the city unhindered
and you can really enjoy
your trip to the city. Its beauty too!

An example of the appearance of the Go! app, maps for people with disabilities to help them move along accessible and fast paths

Homepage photo Go!,
maps you can rely on.

Feel the freshness.

Feel Go!

You check the availability of paths
and Go! will instantly map your route.
In your pocket, in one app
Sound like magic? It's technology.

Try Go!

Demonstration of advanced features
discovering self-reliance in Go!

Drive into the unknown

Together with him!

Want to go to the unknown
but don't know if you can do it?
With Go! you will always make it.
Reliable and easy to use
search functionswill make your trip easier.

At Go! you will see a detailed
path accessibility chart

Select a path.

Choose Go!

Don't know if you'll go by stroller?
Tap and you' ll see the route.
Select Go! to guide you
the most accessible paths
you never even dreamed of.

Try Go!

Go! will make sure to give you available
and fast track when you need it

No stairs.

With him!

Don't see a route, just stairs
and no ramps? See Go!,
will tell you where you want to go
and Go! will tell you what to do.
Step by step.

How do we make it?

We teach the machine on pictures of roads to Go! create, smart maps,
with which you will avoid all possible obstacles on the cart.

An empty street with a long staircase that is not accessible to wheelchair users

Empty street with long stairs not accessible to people on wheelchairs

Well-kept road near flower shop, accessible to people with mobility impairments

Manicured road near flower shop accessible to people with mobility impairments

Pathway with huge stairs with large steps inaccessible to wheelchair users

People with disabilities
mobility assess how accessible and barrier-free
places are for their mobility
photos.

Computers, based on
data of people with disabilities,
evaluate thousands of photos a day
to know which places
are accessible and which are not.

This is how
accessible maps are created.
"A 15-minute walk, and suddenly there are stairs?
Our maps will not
give you an unpleasant surprise.
You check the accessibility of your
surroundings and go where you want
by a route that is not only
fast but is also accessible.

Just what do others make of him?

I want Go! but do others think he makes sense?
See what experts and industry giants are saying about him.

"Watching young people,
who are passionate and committed
to solving problems,
is not only motivating,
but also inspiring
for experienced entrepreneurs."

Maciej Helbrecht

Startup Acceleration Coordinator Talent Open

"I am impressed with the work of the students,
their ideas are really
innovative and novel."

Prof. UŚ Tomasz Huk

Silesian Deputy Superintendent of Education, professor at UŚ,
works with Silesian University of Technology

The photo of Prof. Tomasz Huk is displayed from the private archives of the University of Silesia and is owned by the person taking the photo

"Congratulations on the entire acceleration process!"
We are proud of you ❤️"

Talent Open

Media handling team Talent Open

"I can feel the freshness, the freshness I can feel!
All indications are,
that we will soon know the real Go!"

President of the Advanced Technology Foundation

Vladislav P. Halbersztadt

CEO Advanced Technology Foundation

"I'm keeping my fingers crossed."

President of the Poland Without Barriers Foundation

Maciej Agustyniak

president Poland Without Barriers Foundation

Very Go! WANT.

Now!

I now want early access to Go!

We are still working on Go!.
Now getting ready.
Join the exclusive
group of those who know, that
Go! will allow them to
other routes inless than 2 minutes.