Accessibility

Technology should work for everyone.

Our Commitment

Accessibility is not an afterthought at Turtle's Edge. It's built into everything we do from the start. We believe that everyone deserves software that works for them, regardless of ability.

What We Support

All Turtle's Edge apps are designed and tested to work with:

VoiceOver

Every screen, button, and interactive element in our apps is fully accessible via VoiceOver. We write custom accessibility labels where needed to ensure a natural, intuitive experience for screen reader users.

Dynamic Type

Our apps respect your system text size preferences. Whether you prefer larger text for readability or smaller text to see more content, our layouts adapt gracefully. We test at all Dynamic Type sizes, including the largest accessibility sizes.

High Contrast & Color

We ensure sufficient color contrast throughout our apps and never rely on color alone to convey information. Our apps work well with the system Increase Contrast setting and support both light and dark modes.

Reduce Motion

When you enable Reduce Motion in system settings, our apps minimize or eliminate animations that could cause discomfort.

Switch Control & Voice Control

Our apps are designed to work with alternative input methods, including Switch Control and Voice Control. All interactive elements are properly labeled and reachable.

Our Testing Process

Before any feature ships, it must pass accessibility testing:

If a feature doesn't work for everyone, it doesn't ship.

Website Accessibility

This website is designed to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards. We use:

Report an Accessibility Issue

Accessibility bugs are treated as high-priority issues. If you encounter any barrier using our apps or this website, we want to know immediately so we can fix it.

Email: accessibility@turtlesedge.com

When reporting an issue, it helps if you can include:

We respond to every accessibility report and aim to ship fixes as quickly as possible—often within days, not weeks. You'll hear back from us, and we'll let you know when the fix is available.

Resources

If you're new to accessibility features on Apple devices, these resources can help: