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women have planned their day around restroom access.
The opportunity
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wee the people is a restroom company. We grade restrooms the way restaurants are graded, then help venues raise the grade. This page covers the problem, the model and the first pilot.
01 / The problem
Access is only the beginning.
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rank cleanliness first, yet it is what they most often compromise on.
The everyday compromise
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have held it rather than use a substandard restroom.
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limit their water on long days to avoid needing one.
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02 / The gap
A standard you can see.
Restaurants: a graded inspection, posted at the door.
ABC
Restrooms: no universal standard for upkeep.
Restrooms are checked when they're built and when they open. After that, there is no universal, graded standard for keeping them clean.
Source to confirm: building and health codes for the pilot city.
03 / WeeScore
A grade. A way to raise it.
A
Illustrative grade / provisional standard
Able-bodied baseline
Women's products
Baby-changing facilities
Fully inclusive
Approximate percentile of people served, not finalized grading thresholds. A grades: re-inspection twice a year. Lower grades and high-traffic venues: more frequent, with triggered reviews.
04 / Getting graded
From a first score to a better restroom.
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Ten questions. An instant grade.
Start with a self-assessed WeeScore.
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A free improvement guide.
Your data is the fee. Your next steps are clear.
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Improve it yourself, or hire a supplier.
Products and services to raise your standard.
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Show your score on the map.
After inspection, your verified grade becomes public.
05 / How it earns
Businesses fund a better standard.
Three ways money moves
- Paid improvement and remediation services.
- Supplier marketplace bookings.
- Paid listings and featured venue content.
Proposed model / payments are demo only
Users are always free.
06 / Reach
Meet people where they are.
Claude connector
Shareable deep-breath filter
Demo concepts / not connected
07 / Demo data
The shared picture.
These are the four numbers the pilot will report.
Restrooms mapped
Reviews
Businesses graded
Events planned
Demo data / totals unavailable until live data is connected
08 / The pilot
Start in one city. Set a new expectation.
city
users
businesses
Pilot targets / not achieved totals
Starting with venues, event organizers and restroom product and service suppliers.
09 / The asks
Build the pilot together.
Proposed invitations
Venues
Put your restrooms forward for the pilot.
Suppliers
Bring the products and services that raise the grade.
City partners
Help establish the first local network.
Investors
Investment amount and first-city funding plan to be confirmed.