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Accessibility

Set up accessible play

Start with calmer motion, sound and contrast, then text, directions and switch or keyboard access.

  1. Choose a comfortable sensory baseline

    In grown-up mode, open Settings and pick your child. Begin with calmer motion, vibration, high contrast and sound: music, sound effects, background sounds and spoken words can each be turned off, or all sound at once. Make one change at a time so it is easy to notice what feels better.

  2. Use access supports

    Advanced settings, which ask for your password, hold the rest: a larger text size, a dyslexia-friendly font, directions as words or as a picture guide that shows the move, how much written instruction to show, color-vision palettes, high contrast that ignores the device setting, switch or keyboard access in games, where targets grow and the child moves through them in order and touch tuning for switch timing and resting palms. The app is in English.

  3. Share feedback

    If a control, sound or motion path is difficult to use, contact support with the app version and a description of the barrier. Please do not include a child name or other identifying detail.

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