Accessibility

My goal is to make everyday tools useful to more people. I consider screen-reader access, clear navigation and readable interfaces from the start of development. Accessibility is not an add-on; it is the foundation of the design.

In the apps

• Apps with a detailed page list their supported devices and system version there; for the others, this information is on the App Store page.
• Apps with a user guide explain step by step how to use them with VoiceOver.
• Every app is different; accessibility level and language support vary from app to app. I don't present unverified features as promises.

On this site

• Every page has a single main heading and ordered subheadings, so you can navigate by headings.
• The "Skip to content" link at the top of each page skips the menu.
• The site works with a keyboard, and the focused item is shown with a clear outline.
• Text follows your browser's text size, and the light or dark appearance follows your system.
• The reduce motion preference is respected.
• There are no cookies, analytics, tracking, external fonts or external scripts.

Known limitations

• The site is currently available in Turkish and English. The languages each app supports may differ.
• Some older privacy and support pages don't use this site's shared design yet.

Report a problem

If you run into an accessibility problem in an app or on this site, please report it through the options on the Support and contact page.