AccessTrip Overlay — Accessibility Scores While You Browse Hotels

Free Chrome extension shows wheelchair-accessibility scores on hotel and Airbnb listings, plus an AI itinerary planner built around your mobility need
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AccessTrip Overlay — Accessibility Scores While You Browse Hotels

Scores Booking.com, Airbnb & Hotels.com listings against your mobility profile, saves matching stays, and builds energy-aware AI itineraries — with checklist export and optional Sheets/Notion sync.

AccessTrip Overlay — Accessibility Scores While You Browse Hotels

AccessTrip Overlay is a Chrome extension from ExtensionHub.app that scores hotel and rental listings for accessibility while you browse Booking.com, Airbnb, and Hotels.com. This guide explains every feature, the scoring math, Free vs Pro access, AI key setup, and how to avoid common mistakes.

What AccessTrip Overlay Is Used For

AccessTrip Overlay is built for travelers who need reliable accessibility signals before they book—especially wheelchair users, people with limited walking distance, families with strollers, and anyone who has been burned by a listing marked “accessible” that was not usable on arrival.

Primary jobs it does:

  • Read publicly visible amenity text on Booking.com, Airbnb, and Hotels.com listing pages
  • Score that text against your mobility and energy profile (0–100 scale)
  • Show a floating badge and expandable panel without leaving the page
  • Let you save only the listings that match your needs
  • Optionally generate a multi-day itinerary that respects max walk (meters), energy level, and rest days—using your own AI API key
  • Export a printable checklist or push data to Google Sheets / Notion with your tokens
What it is not: AccessTrip is a research aid, not an ADA certification, hotel inspection, or booking engine. Always confirm elevators, bathroom layout, door width (cm), and room availability with the property.

Key User Pain Points and How This Chrome Extension Solves Them

Pain pointWhat usually happensHow AccessTrip helps
“Accessible” room fails on arrivalHours of calls; still surprises at check-inOn-page score from amenity text + your profile before you book
Tab chaos across Booking / AirbnbScreenshots and sticky notesOne-click save into a local Accessible Trip list
Search pages hide accessibilityOpen every card to checkMini badges on search results with score + price hint
Itineraries ignore energy limitsOver-scheduled days, no restAI plan constrained by max walk (m), energy, rest days (Pro)
Export frictionCopy-paste into SheetsHTML checklist free; Sheets/Notion with your tokens (Pro)

How AccessTrip Works (Visual Flow)

Large on desktop, scales on mobile:

AccessTrip Overlay workflow from profile to export Five steps: set profile, browse listing, score badge, save trip, export or AI itinerary 1. Profile mobility · walk m 2. Browse Booking · Airbnb 3. Score 0–100 + label 4. Save local trip list 5. Out PDF · AI AccessTrip Overlay — ExtensionHub.app All scoring runs in your browser from public page text. AI and exports use keys you provide. Free $0: scores + 5 saves · Pro $9: unlimited + AI + Sheets/Notion

Step-by-Step Installation and First Run

Install in Chrome Web Store

  1. Open the Chrome Web Store and search for AccessTrip Overlay (or use the Install Free link in the banner above)
  2. Click Add to Chrome, then confirm Add extension
  3. Pin AccessTrip Overlay from the puzzle piece icon in the Chrome toolbar for one-click access
  4. Open Options (right-click the icon → Options, or the gear inside the popup) and set your mobility profile before scoring listings
Permissions note: AccessTrip only requests access to supported travel sites (Booking.com, Airbnb, Hotels.com) plus optional provider endpoints when you use your own API keys for AI or export. Review the permission list on the Store page before installing.

Set your mobility profile first

  1. Click the extension icon → gear (Options), or right-click icon → Options
  2. Choose primary need: wheelchair, limited walking, stroller, sensory, or general
  3. Set max walk per segment in meters (default 400 m)
  4. Optionally require elevator and prefer roll-in shower
  5. Set energy level and max activities per day (used by AI itinerary)
  6. Click Save All Settings
Microcopy — common mistake: If you skip the profile, the score still runs with defaults (wheelchair-oriented). Update the profile so elevator and shower preferences match your trip.

Extension UI Map: Popup, Options, and On-Page Badge

On-page floating badge (listing pages)

Purpose: Show accessibility score without opening another tab.
Benefit: Decide in seconds whether a listing deserves a deeper look.
Why it exists: Travelers should not leave the booking flow to check accessibility notes.

  • Appears bottom-right on supported hotel/room pages
  • Label colors: High (green), Medium (teal), Low (amber), Poor (red), Unknown (gray)
  • Click to expand signals, confidence, disclaimer, and Save to Accessible Trip

Popup (extension icon)

Purpose: Manage saved listings, run AI itinerary, export.
Benefit: One place for the shortlist and outputs.

  • Saved Listings — title, site, score, price, open link, remove
  • AI Accessible Itinerary — days, provider, notes, generate (Pro + your API key)
  • Export Checklist (HTML) — free printable report
  • Push to Google Sheets / Notion — Pro + your tokens

Options page (tabs of settings)

  • Free vs Pro — pricing clarity ($0 vs $9)
  • Mobility & Energy Profile — inputs that drive scoring and AI
  • AI API Keys — OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, Groq, OpenRouter (your keys only)
  • Export Integrations — Sheets token + Spreadsheet ID; Notion token + Database ID
  • Display & Ranking — search badges on/off
  • Pro License — Gumroad key verification

Accessibility Score Formula Used by AccessTrip (Units and Validation)

Scoring runs entirely in the browser on publicly visible page text (amenities, description snippets). No private hotel systems are accessed.

Inputs (with units)

InputUnit / typeValidation
Page amenity + body texttext (string)Read from DOM; empty → low confidence
Mobility profileenumwheelchair | limited_walking | stroller | sensory | none
Max walk per segmentmeters (m)Recommended 50–2000; default 400 m
Min door widthcentimeters (cm)Optional reference (60–120 cm); not always on page
Require elevatorbooleantrue/false
Prefer roll-in showerbooleantrue/false
Energy levelenumlow | moderate | high (AI only)
Max activities / daycount1–8 (AI only)

Score calculation (0–100)

baseline = 40 For each positive keyword hit in page text: score += 12 (capped at +45 total from positives) For each negative keyword hit: score -= 20 (capped at -40 total from negatives) If profile requires elevator AND elevator/lift language found: score += 10 If profile prefers roll-in shower AND matching language found: score += 10 score = clamp(score, 0, 100)

Keyword families (examples)

  • Positive: wheelchair accessible, step-free, roll-in shower, elevator, lift, accessible entrance, ramp, grab bars, ADA, barrier-free
  • Negative: not accessible, no elevator, stairs only, not suitable for wheelchair, steps to entrance

Label and confidence

IF score >= 75 → Label = High ELSE IF score >= 50 → Label = Medium ELSE IF score >= 30 AND positive hits > 0 → Label = Low ELSE IF negative hits > 0 → Label = Poor ELSE → Label = Unknown Confidence: High if positive hits >= 3 OR (positive hits >= 2 AND score >= 70) Medium if positive hits >= 1 Low otherwise
Accuracy note (builds trust): The score is only as good as the text the site publishes. Missing amenities, marketing language, or outdated pages can under- or over-state accessibility. Treat High as “worth verifying,” not “guaranteed usable.” Always call or message the property about elevators, bathroom layout, and door clear width (cm).

Worked Example: Scoring a Hotel Listing

Scenario: You use a wheelchair, require an elevator, and prefer a roll-in shower. Max walk preference: 400 m.

Page text found: “Wheelchair accessible rooms, elevator to all floors, roll-in shower available on request, accessible parking.”

  1. Baseline = 40
  2. Positive hits (wheelchair accessible, elevator, roll-in shower, accessible parking) → 4 × 12 = 48, capped at +45 → score 85
  3. Elevator required + elevator found → +10 → score 95
  4. Roll-in preferred + found → +10 → score 105 → clamped to 100
  5. Label = High; confidence = High (≥3 positive hits)

Counter-example: Text says only “charming historic walk-up, stairs to entrance, not suitable for wheelchair.”

  • Baseline 40, negatives ≈ −40, few or no positives → score near 0–20, Label Poor

Search Results: Price and Accessibility Combined Ranking

Purpose: Surface access signals on search cards so you do not open every listing.
Benefit: Faster shortlisting when price and access both matter.

On Booking.com and Airbnb search pages, AccessTrip injects a mini badge such as A:72 · $189. The access portion uses the same keyword score on the card text. Price is parsed from visible price nodes when present (display only; currency as shown on site).

AI Accessible Itinerary Generator (Pro)

Purpose: Turn saved listings + your energy limits into a day-by-day plan.
Benefit: Avoids over-scheduling and long walking segments.
Why Pro: Calls external AI APIs using your key; unlimited use is part of the paid tier.

How to run it

  1. Save several candidate listings from detail pages
  2. In Options, paste your API key for OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, Groq, or OpenRouter
  3. Unlock Pro ($9) with your Gumroad license key
  4. In the popup: set days (1–14), choose provider, add notes (e.g. “prefer museums with elevators”)
  5. Click Generate Itinerary — review and verify every suggestion

The model is instructed to respect max walk (meters), energy level, rest days, and max activities per day, and to end with a “Verify before you go” checklist.

AI Model Cost Comparison (You Pay the Provider Directly)

AccessTrip does not sell tokens. Approximate relative cost for a short itinerary (subject to provider pricing changes):

ProviderTypical model in extensionFree tier?Cost profileGet key
Google Geminigemini-1.5-flashYesOften free for light personal useaistudio.google.com/app/apikey
Groqllama-3.3-70b-versatileYes (rate limits)Fast; free tier suitable for testsconsole.groq.com/keys
OpenRouteropenai/gpt-4o-mini (or free models)Free models availablePay only for the model you pickopenrouter.ai/keys
OpenAIgpt-4o-miniTrial credits sometimesLow per-itinerary cost when billedplatform.openai.com/api-keys
Anthropic Claudeclaude-3-5-haikuCredits sometimesPaid usage-basedconsole.anthropic.com/settings/keys
Common mistake: Leaving the API key field empty and clicking Generate. The extension will ask you to add your key—it never ships with a shared key.

Exports: HTML Checklist, Google Sheets, and Notion

HTML / print checklist (Free)

Purpose: Share or print a research checklist with scores and signals.
Benefit: Works offline after generation; includes disclaimer.

Popup → Export Checklist (HTML) → browser print dialog (Save as PDF if needed).

Google Sheets (Pro)

Requires your access token with Sheets scope and a Spreadsheet ID. Data appends to a tab named AccessTrip. Columns: Title, Site, Address, Score, Label, Confidence, Price, URL, Saved At.

Notion (Pro)

Requires your integration token and Database ID. Share the database with the integration. Expected properties: Name (title), Score (number), Label, Site, URL.

Free vs Pro Feature Access ($0 vs $9)

FREE
$0
  • Overlay scores on listings
  • Search-result badges
  • Up to 5 saved listings
  • HTML checklist export
PRO
$9
  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited saved listings
  • AI accessible itinerary
  • Google Sheets export
  • Notion export

Buy Pro on Gumroad

Where to Collect Free or Paid API Keys (Providers and Links)

Each key is created in your account at the provider. Paste it under Options → AI API Keys or Export Integrations.

ProviderFree or paidLink to create key
OpenAIPaid (+ occasional trial)platform.openai.com/api-keys
Google GeminiFree tier + paidaistudio.google.com/app/apikey
Anthropic ClaudePaid (+ signup credits)console.anthropic.com/settings/keys
GroqFree tier + paidconsole.groq.com/keys
OpenRouterFree models + paidopenrouter.ai/keys
Google Sheets APIFree personal quotaCloud Console – Sheets
NotionFree personal integrationsnotion.so/my-integrations

Real-World Usage Examples

Weekend city break (wheelchair)

Set profile to wheelchair, elevator required, 300 m max walk. Browse Booking search for the city center—use mini badges to skip Poor cards. Open 5–6 High/Medium hotels, save three, export checklist, email the property with questions about bed height and shower seat.

Family trip with stroller

Profile: stroller. Prefer elevators. Save Airbnb listings near parks; generate a 4-day AI plan with rest windows after museum mornings.

Accessible travel agent / trader workflow

Build client shortlists on Booking, save only High confidence, push to Sheets for the agency CRM, attach HTML checklist to the client proposal. License Pro once; each agent uses their own AI keys if generating itineraries.

Common Mistakes and How to Fix Them

MistakeWhat you seeFix
Expecting a perfect guaranteeHigh score but room issues on arrivalScore = research aid. Always verify with the hotel.
No API key for AIError asking for your keyCreate a free Gemini or Groq key; paste in Options.
Hitting 5-save limitFree limit messageRemove old saves or unlock Pro ($9).
Sheets export failsScope / tab errorToken needs spreadsheets scope; tab name AccessTrip.
Notion export failsProperty mismatchDatabase needs Name, Score, Label, Site, URL; share with integration.
Badge missingNo teal buttonUse a supported listing URL pattern; refresh; check extension is enabled on the site.

AccessTrip Overlay FAQ

Does AccessTrip book hotels for me?

No. It scores and organizes research. You book on the travel site as usual.

Is the score an official accessibility audit?

No. It is derived from public page text matched to your profile. Official compliance is the property’s responsibility.

Do I need to pay for AI separately?

Pro ($9) unlocks the itinerary feature inside AccessTrip. Token usage is billed by OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Groq, or OpenRouter under your account. Free tiers (Gemini, Groq, OpenRouter free models) often cover light use.

Where is my data stored?

Profile, saves, and keys stay in chrome.storage.local on your device. AI/export calls go from your browser to the provider you chose.

Which sites are supported?

Listing detail and search patterns on Booking.com, Airbnb (including .co.uk), and Hotels.com detail pages. Layout changes on those sites can temporarily affect extraction—refresh or re-save after updates.

How do I buy Pro?

Purchase at muhiuddinalam.gumroad.com/l/access-trip ($9), then paste the license key under Options → Pro License → Verify.

Can teams use one license?

Follow Gumroad’s license terms for your purchase. Each browser profile stores its own local data and API keys.

Disclaimer, Accuracy, and Privacy

Disclaimer: AccessTrip Overlay is a browser-based research tool. It does not inspect properties, guarantee accessibility, or replace communication with hotels, hosts, or licensed advisors. Page content can be incomplete or outdated. You are responsible for verifying elevators, ramps, bathroom configuration, door clear width (cm), bed height, and reservation details before travel.

Privacy: Settings, trip lists, and API keys are stored locally in Chrome. The extension does not operate a user-account server for your trip data. When you use AI or Sheets/Notion export, data you choose to send goes to those third parties under their terms, authenticated with your credentials.

Fair use: Only publicly visible page content is read. Do not use the tool to bypass site terms or access private systems.

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