Disability Wiki

Offline-first disability rights, benefits, and crisis resources built by and for disabled people. Hotline numbers stay readable with no signal, no account, no tracking.

Disability Wiki is a free, community-built guide to disability rights, benefits, and crisis support — created by and for disabled people, allies, and advocates. It works offline from the moment you install it, so the information you need is there when connection isn't.

WORKS WITHOUT A SIGNAL Every crisis page — hotline numbers, abuse and safety resources, emergency planning — is saved on your device. No connection, no data, no account required. When you're online, the app keeps its crisis information current on its own.

CRISIS HELP, TWO TAPS AWAY • A Crisis button is on every screen — one tap to hotlines and immediate-help resources. • Long-press the app icon for quick actions: crisis help, hotlines, and abuse support, straight from your home screen. • Global crisis hotlines organized by region and situation.

SEARCH THAT WORKS OFFLINE Find any page — benefits, rights, housing, crisis — instantly, even with no connection.

WHAT'S INSIDE • Benefits: SSI, SSDI, and how to apply, in plain language • Rights & laws: the ADA, Fair Housing Act, IDEA, and how to file a complaint • Crisis & safety: hotlines, abuse and neglect resources, emergency preparedness • Housing, healthcare, community, and disability history and culture • Available in English and Spanish

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No tracking. No ads. The app collects nothing about you. Reading a crisis page shouldn't cost you your privacy.

ALWAYS CURRENT Crisis numbers and key figures are verified against primary sources, and corrections reach the app automatically — you don't have to wait for an update or even notice it happened.

"Nothing About Us Without Us." This is a living resource, built in the open.