People with limited mobility face daily problems, mainly due to the lack of knowledge of places that offer accessibility. On the face of it, this work presents a tool called "Accessible World", which seeks to minimize these problems by sharing places that are concerned with inclusion, facilitating their lives. For the development of this tool, some software engineering techniques were used, such as the identification and description of the development process used in the project, the description of functional and non functional requirements, UML diagrams and the development of prototypes. Validation tests were performed, the first one had as main objective to identify the performance and compatibility of the system when executed in a certain browser. On the other hand, the second one is a collection of information of an evaluative nature that was developed through the application of a questionnaire, where a total of 61 people who used the system were interviewed and had the purpose of evaluating the acceptability of system. The results showed that the tool was able to reach the desired objectives, where its feasibility was confirmed by the answers obtained with the questionnaire, which were mostly positive.
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