Guidance with sources
ADA standards and accessible event recommendations, with references you can review as you work. Not every recommendation is a legal requirement.
For event planners
Every guest gets in, gets around, and takes part.
Turn ADA and other sourced accessibility recommendations into one checklist your team carries from the first site visit to the day-of run.
Keep accessibility in the plan from your first walkthrough to the moment guests arrive.
Walk the venue with a ready-made checklist covering arrival, entrances, routes, restrooms, seating, signage, and more.
Carry flagged issues and notes into floor plans, staging, and the build, so accessibility stays part of every decision.
Verify checks as guests arrive, follow up on open issues, and print a report with your team’s results and notes.
ADA standards and accessible event recommendations, with references you can review as you work. Not every recommendation is a legal requirement.
Create an event and share its six-character code. Teammates join the same event and see checklist updates live.
Mark each check Pass, Issue, or N/A and add notes. Earlier-phase issues stay visible as your event moves toward opening day.
Add custom items for spaces and details unique to your event, whether you’re using a ballroom, an outdoor lawn, or a temporary setup.
Enter a venue ZIP code to check for stricter state and city codes on file. Review available local guidance alongside your checklist.
Print an event report with phase results and notes to support team handoffs, follow-up work, and planning your next event.
App screens shown with a sample event and example checklist results.




Bring your team, your venue, and your next event. Start with a shared checklist and keep your next steps together.
A planning and education tool, not a certification or guarantee of legal compliance. Review the cited guidance and seek qualified advice for formal compliance decisions.