The wheelchair travel companion
Protect your wheelchair.
Travel with confidence.
Airlines damage an average of 29 wheelchairs every single day. RollReady helps you prepare, document, and protect your chair so you can travel with confidence.
Just $2.99 on the App Store. Requires iOS 17 or later.
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Wheelchairs damaged daily by airlines
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Checklist categories covering every detail
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Expert travel tips from lived experience
For less than a coffee, protect the wheelchair you depend on every day.
Get RollReady — $2.99Everything you need
Built for real wheelchair travel
Every checklist item, every tip, and every default is designed by someone who rolls. This isn't a generic travel app with accessibility bolted on.
Never forget an essential again
Six wheelchair-specific categories covering everything from packing to boarding. Tailored for your wheelchair type and trip type — domestic flights, international, road trips, or cruises.
- Wheelchair & Equipment essentials
- Airline & Airport procedures
- Accommodation accessibility checks
- Medical & Supplies inventory
- Transit & Getting Around planning
- Documents & Insurance coverage
A staff-ready identity card for your chair
Share your wheelchair's specs, dimensions, battery details, and handling instructions with airline staff in seconds. No more scrambling for measurements at the gate.
- Chair dimensions and weight at a glance
- Battery type and Wh rating for compliance
- Custom handling instructions for staff
- Export and share as a polished PDF
Timestamped evidence before every handover
Guided photo documentation of your wheelchair's condition from every required angle. If your chair comes back damaged, you have the proof you need.
- 6 required angles plus optional shots
- Power chair control panel documentation
- Serial number capture
- Existing damage close-ups
Inspect, compare, and claim with confidence
Structured post-flight damage inspection with before-and-after comparison. Track your claim status and generate a professional PDF claim document with all evidence included.
- Post-flight inspection workflow
- Before/after photo comparison
- Claim status tracker with timeline
- Professional PDF claim document
Ready to protect your chair?
Join wheelchair travellers who are taking control of their journey. One-time purchase, no subscription.
Get RollReady — $2.99Practical advice from wheelchair travellers
30+ tips covering flights, airports, hotels, equipment, transit, and trip planning — all written from lived experience. Not generic accessibility advice — real wheelchair travel knowledge.
Organise every journey from start to finish
Create trips for domestic flights, international flights, road trips, or cruises. Each generates a tailored checklist and connects to documentation, passport, and protection workflows.
Simple by design
How RollReady works
Create a trip
Add your destination, dates, and wheelchair type. RollReady generates a tailored checklist covering everything you need.
Prepare and document
Work through your checklist, set up your wheelchair passport, and photograph your chair before every handover.
Travel protected
If something goes wrong, inspect your chair post-flight, compare with pre-flight photos, and generate a professional claim document.
Everything you need to protect your wheelchair — from preparation to claim. One-time purchase, yours forever.
Get RollReady — $2.99Just $2.99 on the App Store. Requires iOS 17 or later.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
RollReady is a one-time purchase — no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no ads. For less than a coffee, you get every feature: checklists, wheelchair passport, documentation, damage claims, and 30+ travel tips. Given that wheelchair repairs can cost thousands, $2.99 is a small price for peace of mind.
Ready to travel with confidence?
Download RollReady and take control of your next trip. One-time purchase — no subscriptions, no ads, no data collection.
Just $2.99 on the App Store. Requires iOS 17 or later.
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Wheelchair travel tips
Practical advice written from lived experience — not generic accessibility guides.