The FEI has launched the free FEI RuleApp, which gives access to the full official FEI rules and regulations.
The app, available now on the Apple Store and Google Play, allows users to easily view the latest FEI rules and regulations in a "virtual bookshelf" approach, both online and offline, on mobile devices.
Instant search and find
With the simple instant search feature embedded in the FEI RuleApp, users can immediately find exactly what they need by typing a few key words.
Getting organised
The FEI RuleApp has a host of additional features, including a share function for social applications, and the option to print pages for reference.
The app also has a handy bookmark feature, allowing users the opportunity to go back to specific parts of the FEI rules and regulations for quick reference.
Staying up-to-date
FEI RuleApp users will be kept up-to-date with any changes to the FEI rules and regulations with instant notifications, and thanks to automatic updates by the FEI, access to the very latest rules and regulations is guaranteed.
The FEI RuleApp is currently available in English, Chinese, French, German, Italian and Russian.
"The new FEI RuleApp is the latest of our stable of tailored apps for athletes, officials and our growing equestrian fan base," explained Gaspard Dufour, FEI Head of IT. "All of our apps are designed to cater to specific needs, and the FEI RuleApp is perfect for everyone preparing for competition and on the ground at events with the helpful online and offline modes."
Download the FEI RuleApp:
Apple Store https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fei-ruleapp/id982217322
Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.fei.ruleapp
For more information, contact:
Ruth Grundy
Manager Press Relations
ruth.grundy@fei.org
+41 78 750 61 45
Malina Gueorguiev
Manager Press Relations
malina.gueorguiev@fei.org
+41 78 750 61 33
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