Space
Adjust distance, channel width, boundary clarity and route complexity.
Inclusive delivery
Change the task before labelling the person.
Pitchfold South uses environmental and activity-level options rather than profiles, diagnoses or participant records.
Six practical lenses
Space, pace, role, signal, equipment and recovery.
Each learning card can be reconsidered through these six lenses. An adult might widen a channel, slow a sequence, offer a different role, change a demonstration signal, simplify equipment or add recovery time—without asking the app to know who a participant is.
Pace
Change tempo, repetition length, pressure arrival and pause frequency.
Role
Offer active, observing, feeding, organising or rotating contributions.
Signal
Pair spoken instruction with demonstration, gesture and visible markers.
Equipment
Change ball, marker, target and zone size only when appropriate and safe.
Recovery
Build predictable reset points and sufficient physical and cognitive pause.
Privacy boundary
No inclusion profile is created.
The app has no participant names, health fields, diagnoses, rankings, attendance, free text or export. Inclusion remains a present-tense adult design responsibility, supported by generic prompts rather than stored personal information.