Blackjack
Classic Blackjack with large, eye-gaze-friendly controls, betting, sound effects, and top-earner scoring.
I created this site to give people with limited mobility a place to play games, have fun, and simply have something enjoyable to do.
ALS has a special place here because I live with ALS myself. I've always been a gamer, but as I lose more movement, gaming has become harder. I know firsthand how difficult it can be to find things you can still do independently and enjoy.
The games here are designed with accessibility in mind, including people who use eye gaze, adaptive controls, or a mouse. You don't have to have ALS to play. Everyone is welcome.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive disease that affects the nerve cells responsible for voluntary muscle movement. As movement and speech become more difficult, assistive technology can help people with ALS communicate, stay connected, and continue doing the things they enjoy.
The HealthWell Foundation is an independent national nonprofit that helps underinsured people afford important medical care when health insurance does not cover enough of the cost. HealthWell can provide financial assistance for eligible patients with prescription copays, insurance premiums, deductibles, coinsurance, and certain other out-of-pocket health care costs.
HealthWell is not just for people living with ALS. It operates many different disease funds for people living with a wide range of chronic and life-altering illnesses. Available funds change as funding opens and closes, so patients should check HealthWell's current Disease Funds to see whether their condition and treatment are covered.
Depending on the fund and eligibility, HealthWell may help with prescription copays, premiums, deductibles, coinsurance, and other selected expenses.
HealthWell maintains a broad portfolio of disease-specific funds. ALS is one of the conditions it may support, but its assistance reaches people with many other illnesses as well.
HealthWell reports that since 2004 it has helped more than 1.39 million patients afford essential treatments and medications.
HealthWell reports awarding more than $5.2 billion in copayment assistance since 2004, including more than $1.1 billion in grants during 2025.
Founded in 1985, The ALS Association works to make ALS a livable disease while pursuing new treatments and ultimately a cure. Its work includes funding ALS research, supporting people and families living with ALS, expanding access to multidisciplinary care, and advocating for public policies and government funding that benefit the ALS community.
In 2014, more than 17 million people participated in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. The movement raised $115 million for The ALS Association and dramatically increased awareness of ALS around the world.
Since the 2014 Ice Bucket Challenge, The ALS Association says it has committed more than $162 million to nearly 600 research projects in the United States and 20 other countries.
The Association reports that the Ice Bucket Challenge helped accelerate research, expand collaborations, identify new ALS genes and therapeutic targets, and attract substantial additional investment into the fight against ALS.
The Association supports people living with ALS through care services and a growing network of multidisciplinary clinics. It also advocates for increased federal ALS research funding and policies that improve access to care and treatment.
Team Gleason was founded by former New Orleans Saints player Steve Gleason and his wife, Michel, after Steve was diagnosed with ALS in 2011. Its mission is to improve life for people living with ALS and those who care for them.
The organization helps people with ALS gain access to assistive technology, communication devices, mobility equipment, home automation, voice preservation, support services, and meaningful life experiences. Team Gleason's goal is to help people with ALS continue living productive, purposeful, and meaningful lives.
Team Gleason helps people living with ALS obtain technology that can support independence, communication, computer access, and control of their environment.
The organization provides support and resources for people with ALS, including equipment and technology intended to improve everyday quality of life.
Team Gleason helps create meaningful adventures and experiences for people living with ALS and their families, emphasizing that life with ALS can still include purpose, connection, and memorable experiences.
“No White Flags” represents Steve Gleason's determination and Team Gleason's belief in continuing to live with purpose, possibility, and dignity while facing ALS.
Numotion is a nationwide provider of mobility and assistive technology for people with disabilities and mobility limitations. The company works with customers, clinicians, therapists, insurance providers, and families to find equipment that fits each person's medical and everyday needs.
Numotion provides individually configured power and manual wheelchairs, seating and positioning systems, and other Complex Rehab Technology.
Its broader mobility solutions include adaptive equipment and, through its brands and services, products such as walkers, scooters, ramps, stair lifts, bathing equipment, and other accessibility products.
Numotion also provides Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and speech solutions, including technology that can help people with ALS communicate as their needs change.
Numotion offers nationwide wheelchair service and repair and helps customers navigate equipment selection, medical documentation, insurance, and funding.
A place to discover shirts, bracelets, and other items created by people in the ALS community. Each shop can link directly to the creator's own store, so visitors can support the people and causes behind the merchandise.
We'll add individual creators and their shops here as you choose them.
Accessible Games • Big Targets • Retro Style
Classic Blackjack with large, eye-gaze-friendly controls, betting, sound effects, and top-earner scoring.
Four-player five-card draw with betting, drawing, folding, a shared pot, and large accessible controls.
Texas Hold'em with community cards, betting rounds, computer opponents, and eye-gaze-friendly controls.
Defend the cities and launchers from incoming missiles, split attacks, airplanes, and bombs.
Accessible table tennis built for mouse or eye-gaze play, with sound, responsive sizing, and a victory celebration.
Ten rounds of carnival targets with limited shots, moving targets, timed drops, perfect-round bonuses, and high scores.