Google Maps shows you a pin.
OhSht shows you what to expect.
Clean or not. Free or not. Open right now or not. Real reviews from real people, before you ever open the door — no account required.
11:40 PM. A closed gas station. Twenty miles to the next exit.
Two kids in the back seat, and one of them just woke up.
Open OhSht. Find a restroom. Keep driving.
Everyone ends up here eventually — a festival, a flight delay, a trailhead, a long shift on the road. OhSht exists for that exact moment.
Three taps to relief.
Open the map
No sign-up screen. No password. Just the map, right away.
See what's nearby
Ratings, distance, and hours — color-coded so you can decide at a glance.
Decide, and go
Real reviews tell you what to expect before you're already there.
Real screens. Real data.
No mockups. This is Beta 2.7, exactly as it looks on your phone right now.
Search the map
Browse the list
Check the details
Help the next person
A pin isn't a plan.
General maps answer "where is it?" OhSht answers "should I go there?"
General map apps
- A pin exists — that's about it
- No sense of cleanliness or condition
- Reviews are about the whole business, not the bathroom
- Access, fees, and hours buried or missing
- No way to tell if it's actually public
- No mention of codes, keys, or purchase requirements
OhSht
- Is it actually public? Reviewers say so
- Is it clean? Scored on cleanliness, privacy, and supplies
- Is there a code, key, or fee? Tagged on every listing
- Is it open right now? Hours, at a glance
- Is it accessible? Wheelchair, family, and changing-table tags
- Is it worth stopping for? Real reviews say so, honestly
Add OhSht to your phone.
Keep the web beta one tap away, just like an app icon, while the iOS and Android apps are in beta planning.
iPhone / iOS
- Open OhSht in Safari.
- Tap the Share button.
- Tap Add to Home Screen.
- Tap Add.
Android
- Open OhSht in Chrome.
- Tap the menu button.
- Tap Add to Home screen.
- Tap Add.
We don't track you. Ever.
No usernames. No passwords. No profiles. Location access is optional, used only to show what's nearby — never stored against an identity, because there isn't one.
No accounts
Open the app and search — nothing to create, nothing to remember.
Anonymous reviews
Every review is published without a name attached, by default.
Nothing sold
There's very little data here, and none of it is for sale.
Finding a restroom isn't the same experience for everyone.
Accessibility isn't a bonus feature here — it's part of the mission. Every listing surfaces the details that actually decide whether a stop works.
Wheelchair accessible
Family restroom
Baby changing station
Single stall
Gender neutral
Key or code required
Open late
ADA compliant
Built for the moment you can't wait.
FAST
Get relief as fast as possible.
RELIABLE
Real reviews from real people.
FOR EVERYONE
Accessible info for every body.
PRIVATE
We don't track you. Ever.
Quick answers.
Do I need an account?
No. Ever. Open the app and search — that's the whole flow.
Is my location tracked?
Location access is optional and used only to show what's nearby, in the moment.
Is the information accurate?
It's community-sourced, so it's usually good and occasionally out of date. Use your judgment on arrival.
Help keep OhSht useful, free, and a little less terrible.
OhSht combines real OpenStreetMap restroom data with community reviews, reports, and new restroom submissions. Your support helps keep the beta fast, usable, and focused on helping the next person make a better stop.
We chose no ads for the beta. If OhSht saves you time, stress, or a deeply awkward emergency, a small donation helps keep it moving.
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