Accessibility at WGTS

A clearer call, for more players.

WGTS reduces the bending, fine grip, visual estimation, and reliance on another player that a close bowl can demand.

RED IS SHOT 18 mm
Large result High contrast One clear outcome

One interface, several ways in.

The default experience does the accessibility work. Players should not need to find a hidden mode before they can measure.

Move less

A phone-based reading can reduce kneeling, bending low, and holding a tape steady across the head.

Read quickly

High contrast, a large result, and direct language make the answer easier to perceive.

Tap with confidence

Generous targets and one main action reduce the precision demanded from hands and fingers.

Follow the status

Text, shape, and color work together. A ready or error state never depends on color alone.

Keep the decision shared

More independence does not remove people from the call. It helps every player arrive with clearer evidence and more agency.

Respect official play

WGTS is a gameplay aid. Club, event, and governing-body procedures still lead official decisions.

A close call stays simple.

Each step answers one question, then moves out of the way.

  • 48 pxminimum touch target
  • Text + shapenever color alone
  • Reduced motionspatial movement removed
  1. 1

    Frame

    Place the head in view.

  2. 2

    Level

    Wait for the ready angle.

  3. 3

    Measure

    Use one clear action.

  4. 4

    Share

    Show the readable result.

Check your device before the green.

Camera and AR support change as phones evolve. Check from the list below if your device is compatible.

The store listing is the final compatibility check.

Connection
Works offline after install.
Access
Free; in-app purchases may apply.
On the green
Hold level until ready appears.

Compatibility list

Find your device.

Search the published compatibility list.

Choose a platform to narrow the list.

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A published match is guidance. Store availability on your device is the final check.

Small club choices help.

Clear instructions and a little room around the head make the digital measure easier to use and easier to share.

  • Keep the route to the head clear.
  • Offer help; do not assume it is needed.
  • Let the player control the measure.

Where does play still get difficult?

Players, clubs, coaches, carers, and accessibility advocates can help WGTS find the barriers a specification cannot.