Make more games accessible.
High contrast, a focus dot for motion sickness, voice commands, rebindable hotkeys, and mods for 3,500+ PC games, all in one free app.
Stay in the flow.
Alt-tabbing and menu-diving break your concentration, and the interruptions add up over a long session. These features keep you in the game.
Wand, on top of your game.
Toggle mods without leaving your game. For cognitive fatigue, attention difficulties, or anyone who loses their place context-switching. The focus dot lives here too.
Say it instead of clicking it.
Press Alt + V (or rebind it in Settings → Customization), then say what you want: “Turn on unlimited health.” Wand activates the mod, or answers your question through Game Guide, Wand’s built-in game help. No menus to open. Fewer clicks and less menu navigation helps with motor limitations, and it’s faster when your hands are already busy.
Customize the difficulty to fit you.
Easy, medium, hard rarely match what’s actually blocking you. Turn down the one thing in your way without dialing down the rest of the game.
Thousands of games.
Wand supports 3,500+ single-player PC games, so the mods you need are likely there for the games you already play.
Mods for the parts in your way.
Stuck on a boss, a grind, or a fight that moves too fast? Pick the mod that fixes that part, like more health, slower time, or less enemy damage, and play the rest as designed.
Set it once. It’s there next time.
Wand remembers the mods you turn on, so every session starts where you left off. Useful with short play windows or when setup takes energy you’d rather spend playing. A Wand Pro feature, on by default in Settings → Customization.
A setting that follows your system.
Picks up what you’ve already told Windows.
Follows your Windows contrast theme.
Turn on “Use Windows contrast theme” in Settings → Accessibility and Wand adopts your Windows contrast colors. For low-vision players, and anyone who finds default contrast hard to read.
Something steady to look at.
Pin a fixed marker to the center of your screen so your eyes keep a stable anchor. Built for motion sickness from first-person camera movement. It’s part of the In-Game Overlay, so it shows up in any game where the overlay is available.
Make it yours- Style
- Dot, crosshair, or grid
- Color
- Yellow, light green, or white
- Size and opacity
- Adjustable
Shortcuts for the things you do most.
Wand’s overlay, voice and mods sit on hotkeys. Rebind overlay and voice in Settings → Customization, and give any single mod its own key from that game’s list. Helps with one-handed setups, adaptive keyboards, key-remapping tools, or when a mouse is hard to use.
- Toggle In-Game Overlay
- Alt+W
- Voice commands
- Alt+V
- Toggle a mod
- Set per game
- Rebind overlay and voice
- Settings · Customization
This list will grow.
Something you wish Wand had, or something you can’t find? Tell us. Every note from the accessibility community gets read by the team.