Find a restroom, fast

When you need a restroom, you don't need a search engine. You need to know which one you can actually get into, right now. 급똥지도 (Poopoo Map) covers over 50,000 restrooms across South Korea — every public restroom in the government's national open dataset, plus privately opened restrooms in shopping arcades, mixed-use towers and officetels that users have added themselves. WHAT YOU SEE BEFORE YOU RUN • Distance and walking time, closest first • Which floor, and how to find it inside the building • Opening hours, and whether it's open 24 hours • Separate or shared, and whether it's customer-only • Accessible stalls, baby changing tables, paper, bidets A MAP, NOT JUST A LIST A list only tells you what's closest. The map tells you what's in the direction you're already walking — a place 300 m ahead beats one 200 m behind you. Pin colors show how much the information can be trusted at a glance. BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T READ KOREAN • Restroom names and addresses come with romanization, so you can show them to a taxi driver or read them off a sign • Opening hours are written by each agency as free-form Korean text ("평일 09:00~18:00, 공휴일 휴무"). We translate them into English, Japanese and Chinese so they're actually readable • Directions hand off to Naver Map or Apple Maps, whichever you prefer WE TELL YOU WHEN WE'RE NOT SURE Open data isn't always right. Some addresses stop at the district level, so the coordinates land on a city office instead of the restroom. We detect those and label them "approximate" — before you start walking, not after you arrive. Every place carries a trust score and the date a real person last checked it on site. Checking in only counts within 50 m of the restroom, so "verified" means someone was actually standing there. IT GETS BETTER WHEN YOU HELP Add a restroom you use. Confirm one you just visited. Post a photo of the entrance. Contributors who register and verify enough places stop seeing ads entirely. WORKS WITHOUT LOCATION No location permission? Browse by province and city instead. Every feature that doesn't need your position still works. Restroom data from the Korea Public Data Portal's national public restroom dataset, used under KOGL Type 1. Actual opening hours and access can change at each agency's discretion.