Our projects

Sitios is your partner on the road to greater accessibility

Thanks to competent employees and partners, Sitios has many years of experience in planning and implementing projects related to accessibility information for buildings.

Our current projects

iStock
Kultur
OK:GO

Berner Museen erfassen Informationen zur Barrierefreiheit

Im Vorfeld der Museumsnacht Bern 2025 erfassen die teilnehmenden Berner Museen ihre Zugänglichkeitsinformationen mit ginto. Damit machen Sie den Zugang zu ihrem Museum für Menschen mit Behinderungen sichtbar und gehen mit gutem Beispiel voran.

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Fred Hotels
OK:GO
tourism

Hotels rely on transparency

The Fred Tschanz Group focuses on transparency: Thanks to the ginto platform, they can now provide their guests with detailed information about the accessibility of their locations. A small gesture with a big impact.

Find out more about Fred Tschanz Hotels
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Ginto
Development

Hearing and vision disabilities

Sitios has so far focused heavily on people with mobility disabilities. In a new project, Ginto is being made fit for people with visual and hearing disabilities.

Learn more about app extensions
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Mapathon
Community

Corporate volunteering

As part of the AXA Corporate Volunteering Program “AXA from Heart to Heart”, employees of AXA Switzerland collect accessibility information from locations in Winterthur.

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Community
Mapathon

UCI Cycling and Para-Cycling Road World Championships Zurich 2024

Zurich is getting ready for the inclusive 2024 UCI Cycling and Para-Cycling Road World Championships! As part of a “mapathon” in May 2024, accessibility data from buildings was collected using the GINTO app.

Find out more about the World Cycling Championships
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OK:GO
tourism

Swiss tourism sets a good example

Tourism providers want to communicate accessibility information as naturally as their opening times. As part of the OK:GO initiative, they record the accessibility information themselves.

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lifts
BeHig

Does the lift work?

Knowing in good time whether an elevator is working can be decisive for a wheelchair user. Sitios is committed to ensuring that the operating conditions of public elevators are available as open data.

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healthcare
Self-declaration

Accessibility of healthcare facilities

Health facilities are visited every day by people with reduced mobility. It is therefore all the more important that accessibility information is available precisely for these locations. Because: Medical appointments are associated with small and major hurdles for many people.

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Community
Mapathon

How accessible is your city?

Perhaps mapathons are the most exciting and efficient way to collect accessibility information. When people meet and record places together, the number of entries grows particularly quickly.

Learn more about Mapathons ->
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digital platform
Unified recording

The common digital platform

There are numerous initiatives to collect and publish information about accessibility. Sitios brings together the leading software solutions in the area of accessibility on a common platform.

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public transport
BeHig

Accessible mobility

Sitios supports transport companies in providing information about the accessibility of train stations and stops to make public transport accessible to people with disabilities.

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