Accessibility

Accessibility Snapshot

• ✔ VoiceOver Fully navigable with screen reader support
• ✔ Dynamic Type Supports larger text sizes, including accessibility sizes
• ✔ Reduce Motion Animations adapt or disable when the setting is enabled
• ✔ Visual comfort No flashing or high-intensity effects
• ✔ No sound required Full experience available with visual and haptic feedback alone
• ✔ Dark Interface Full dark mode support throughout, including the launch screen
• ✔ Voice Control All controls labeled and navigable by voice
• ✔ Gentle haptics Configurable, subtle feedback designed for quiet environments

Based on internal accessibility testing on iPhone^® and iPad^® running iOS^® 26.

Our Approach

AwareFlow was built to help people notice their own habits privately, without being told by someone else. You can read the founder's story for the background on where the app came from.

Accessibility shapes the defaults here, not the edge cases. Every screen, every nudge, and every piece of copy is written for someone who may be tired, distracted, or using assistive technology they depend on daily.

iOS Accessibility Support

These iOS accessibility settings work across all core features of the app. Nothing is hidden or stripped down when they are turned on.

• VoiceOver

  All screens and controls are labeled and structured for screen readers.

• Dynamic Type

  Text scales cleanly across all supported sizes without breaking layout or readability.

• Reduce Motion

  Animations are softened or removed to reduce visual strain and motion sensitivity.

• Reduce Bright Effects

  The app avoids harsh contrast and bright flashes throughout.

• Haptic feedback

  Subtle haptics let you know something was noticed without looking at your phone.

• System reading tools

  Works with system-level adjustments including contrast, text spacing, and spoken content.

Designed for Quiet, Real-World Use

AwareFlow is typically used in quiet, shared environments like meetings, classrooms, and everyday spaces. That shapes how accessibility needs to work throughout the app.

• Private awareness

  Nudges are discreet, delivered as haptic or minimal visual feedback only.

• Low cognitive load

  No dashboards, no overload, and no constant interruptions.

• Clear language

  Everything in the app is written to be understood quickly, without clinical or technical jargon.

• Flexible interaction

  Engage actively, passively, or not at all depending on your energy and context.

Accessibility by Design

Every interaction in AwareFlow follows the same principle: notice, understand, choose. To keep that experience calm and predictable, we avoid the following throughout the app.

• Urgent alerts or alarms
• Color as the only means of conveying information
• Overlapping motion and sound
• Dense or hard-to-scan layouts

Ongoing Improvements

Accessibility is not finished at launch. We continue refining the experience as iOS evolves and as real users share feedback about what works and what does not.

If something does not feel usable or clear, we want to know about it.

Contact

If you have accessibility feedback or a specific need we can support, reach out directly.

support@awareflow.app

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