Dva Nulya

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A map of public toilets: where the nearest one is, how much it costs and whether it is open right now.
Free, no sign-up.

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The data date is the day the database was built from its sources. It is not the date each toilet was checked: when a particular place was checked is shown in its card.

Open on your phone

Point your phone’s camera at the code — this same page opens. From there the button above opens the map, which you can add to the home screen.

Offline, after installation, you see toilet markers for major cities of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, and for other cities after you first open them. Streets and buildings under the markers are visible offline only if you save the city map in advance: menu 🗺️, “Save the map”, or tap the city name → “🧳 Prepare a trip”. Do it at home, over Wi-Fi.

Download the code as an image

See the map in action

What it does

• shows free, paid and customers-only toilets with different markers;
• finds the nearest open toilet with one tap and lists the closest ones with distances;
• shows emergency services as a separate layer — police, fire stations, ambulance and hospital emergency departments, vet clinics — with their own icons and phone numbers, where this data has been collected;
• optionally shows mosques and small prayer rooms (musholla) — they have a place for ablution and often a toilet nearby; marks where the data lists a toilet and a place for ablution;
• tells you where exactly to look: shopping centre, floor, nearby shop or café;
• knows opening hours and marks what is open right now;
• shows how to pay at paid toilets, wheelchair access and baby changing tables;
• works offline: markers for major cities of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan right after installation, other cities after you first open them; streets and buildings for a city whose map you saved in advance;
• speaks your phone’s language, or the one you pick above.

Missing a toilet?

Tap “Mark a toilet” above (in the map it is the 🚽 button with a plus at the bottom right), show the place on the map and fill in what you know: fee, floor, landmark, price, opening hours. Leave “Don't know” for anything you are not sure of. Tap “Show everyone” — the app sends the details of the place to our server, and within a few minutes everyone sees it marked “added by a user, not verified”. Your name, email, phone and photos are not sent: a photo stays on your phone. We review new places at least once a day.

No connection, or the server could not take the place right now — it waits on your phone and goes out by itself once you are online. In that case, and also if the server rejected the place, its card offers a fallback too — “Send by e-mail”: you send that email yourself from your own mail.

Data

Based on © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL licence, plus open government data and official publications of organisations. The information is for reference and may be out of date. Database and licence (in Russian).

Documents

• How to use — five steps with screenshots
• Privacy policy (in Russian)
• Terms of use (in Russian)