Accessibility

Accessibility statement

Master Splitter is meant for everyday use in a group. This page says what is already supported, what is still limited, and how to get in touch if something blocks you.

Last updated: 10 September 2026

This is a translation of the Hebrew original. In case of any conflict, the Hebrew version prevails.

Commitment

The service is operated by Or Haklay, Israel. This statement covers master-splitter.com, the PWA, and the iOS and Android apps. It describes what exists today — it is not a claim of full compliance with Israeli Standard 5568 or WCAG 2.1 Level AA.

What is supported today

A skip-to-content link on the public site and in the signed-in app.
Hebrew and Arabic right-to-left, English and Russian left-to-right.
Keyboard navigation in forms and links, with a visible focus mark.
Labels on fields, and alternative text on the homepage screenshots.
A dark theme from the system or from a setting.
Respect for reduced-motion preferences.

Known limits

The daily game boards rely on touch and dragging, and are less usable with a screen reader or keyboard alone. Some in-app screens have not had a formal accessibility review.

If paid features or heavier marketing content are added later, accessibility will be checked again before launch.

Contact

Hit a barrier? Write to masters.splitter@gmail.com with the page, browser or device. We will try to fix it within a reasonable time.