Accessibility

Built to be used by everyone

What we do

  • Captions for every voiceSpoken buddy cues can be shown as captions on screen.
  • Big, high-contrast numbersCounts and timers are large and readable, and colour is never the only signal.
  • Large touch targetsControls are at least 44 px, and pause is always one tap away.
  • 20 languagesIncluding right-to-left Arabic. Browser zoom and text-size settings enlarge the text.

The full text

  1. Standards we aim for
  2. Known limitations
  3. Assistive technology we test with
  4. Report a problem

Standards we aim for

We aim for WCAG 2.2 level AA. We test keyboard use, focus, contrast, labels and 200% text as screens change.

Known limitations

  • Camera counting needs your whole body in view and steady light. Timed and self-reported sets work without the camera.
  • Translations are drafts until native speakers review them.
  • The live voice buddy needs a connection. Downloaded workouts use guided voice instead.

Assistive technology we test with

We test with keyboard-only use, browser zoom and text enlarged to 200%. Screen-reader review on iPhone and Android is still to do, and we’ll say here when it is done.

Report a problem

If something is hard to use, tell us through Help. Include the page and your device.

Help and FAQ