Accessibility statement
We want everyone to be able to use www.apptome.it, including people who use a screen reader, only a keyboard or enlarged text. This statement covers the website, on desktop and on mobile, in all six languages it is published in. The AppToMe app (my.apptome.it and the iOS and Android apps) and the user manuals (docs.apptome.it) are separate products and are not covered.
Compliance status
The website is partially compliant with WCAG 2.1 level AA, the requirements referenced by the European standard EN 301 549. The content we publish ourselves meets the level A and AA success criteria. The exceptions are two third-party services, described below.
What we have done
- Every page has one main heading, and headings follow a consistent order.
- The language of every page is declared in the code, so screen readers read it with the right voice.
- Images that carry information have a text alternative. Decorative images are skipped.
- The whole site works with a keyboard and the focused element is always highlighted. The first Tab press reaches a «Skip to main content» link.
- Text and backgrounds have sufficient contrast.
- Nothing moves on its own: the carousel of associations only scrolls when you move it. With the system setting «Reduce motion», animations are removed or reduced.
- Error messages in the contact forms are announced by screen readers.
- Pages stay readable at a width of 320 pixels and with increased text spacing, without horizontal scrolling. Tables that are too wide scroll inside their own box.
Non-accessible content
- Support chat. It only appears after you accept cookies and is provided by Tidio, which is responsible for its accessibility. If you cannot use it, write to us at info@apptome.it.
- Map of associations on the home page. It is a Google Maps map and can only partly be used with a keyboard and a screen reader. It shows where the associations using AppToMe are; the carousel right above it lists some of them by name.
How we assessed the website
Internal self-assessment of 4 November 2026. We ran every page of the website, in every language, through the axe-core automated checks, at both desktop and mobile width. On a sample of pages we then tested by hand keyboard navigation, increased text spacing, a 320-pixel screen and the «Reduce motion» setting.
Feedback
If there is a part of the website you cannot use, write to us at info@apptome.it with the page and the problem. We will reply and, if needed, send you the content in a format you can read.
Statement prepared on 4 November 2026.
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Who we are
We have been building shift software since 2011.
In 2011 we released GeT (“Gestionale per turni”), a web app for volunteer organisations. It was built for whoever had to fill shifts by phone: it showed which volunteers were free, kept track of who had said yes and who had said no, and warned you if someone had already been called by another operator. A year later, at the Croce Verde in Ponte a Moriano, a touchscreen at the station replaced the paper rota on the noticeboard.
The organisations using GeT told us what wasn't working, and that is where roles, per-shift requirements, separate calendars and reminders to volunteers came from. You'll find all of them in AppToMe, born in 2021 to live on every volunteer's phone.
Today Pagina46 also works with artificial intelligence, for associations and companies, and we use it where it saves organisers time. The job has been the same since 2011: making sure every shift is covered.
