Abel.sg — One Site, Two Needs Met

Abel pulls two pain-points into a single website: (1) legit discounts for persons with disabilities (PWD) and their circles, and (2) short, station-specific video guides you can open right off an interactive MRT map. No fluff, no endless menus.

How Abel Fits Into Your Day

  • Pick a station on the embedded MRT map → watch a 60-second clip that shows barrier-free exits, lift locations and the exact point where wheelchair ramps align with train doors.
  • Scroll down to see a list of nearby merchants offering PWD concessions or companion discounts — all verified, no expired coupons.
  • Tap Save. The deal drops into Wallet (Apple/Google), so you can flash it without an extra app.
  • Optional: share the link; friends and family get the same price when they travel with you.

Who Gets the Discounts?

  • Any Singapore resident holding a valid PWD Concession Card (or equivalent ID from recognised SSAs).
  • Up to two accompanying carers or family members per PWD, provided they travel together. The fare rule mirrors LTA's companion policy.

Deal Categories on Launch

  1. Transport Boost: extra 10% off taxi-hail rates off-peak
  2. Food & Drink: S$1-off per main at 80+ F&B outlets
  3. Leisure & Attractions: 1-for-1 carer tickets (zoo, museum)
  4. Gear Rebate: 5% back on mobility-aid accessories

What the Video Guides Cover

Each clip is shot in first-person view and sticks to three things:

  • Step-free path from street to platform
  • Lift and wider fare-gate locations
  • Nearest accessible toilets in the paid area

That's it. No hotel-lobby narration, no music you can't mute.

// Fetch discounts within 400 m of an MRT station
// GET /api/v1/station/:code/deals?radius=400
// Example:

fetch("/api/v1/station/NS24/deals?radius=400")
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(data => console.log(data));

What's Next

  • Android & iOS wrappers (target Q4 2025)
  • Bulk upload for merchants to self-list deals
  • Multilingual captions (English, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil)

Bottom Line

Abel isn't trying to be another super-app. It does two jobs that matter — fairer prices and clearer station intel — and keeps the UI thin enough to load on shaky public-Wi-Fi. If you hold a PWD card or travel with someone who does, bookmark the site and move on. It's that straightforward.