Hello 👋🏼 I'm Thomas, an independent developer for Apple platforms, and would like to introduce my app Fin - Budget Tracker today!
I've been working on the app for over 4 years now and recently spent a lot of time on improving its accessibility features (VoiceOver + Dynamic Type) for the next update.
I'm posting here because I'd appreciate it if someone who has more experience than me and uses VoiceOver frequently could take a look and provide some feedback.
Hi everyone! I'm the developer of Find, an app that lets you search text using your phone's camera. I've recently been working on accessibility and VoiceOver support. You can download the app on the App Store.
Find's main feature is to find text where you normally can't. This includes books, worksheets, instruction manuals, nutrition labels, pretty much anything. It's fast, accurate, and completely offline.
GoodMaps Explore is an accessible navigation application. It helps everyone, visually impaired or not, navigate indoors and outdoors safely and efficiently. To make that happen, GoodMaps is on a mission to map the great indoors by streamlining that process. We can accurately map a building in the time it takes to walk through it. These maps are available to Explore app users.
Greta & Starks are two iOS apps that enable people with sight or hearing loss to experience fully accessible cinema. Starks also includes foreign language subtitles for an international audience.
GRETA & STARKS are special apps, as they play the existing audio description (AD) or subtitles for hard-of-hearing individuals and people with hearing lost (SDH) at any time, place, or screening - in indoor and outdoor cinemas, at home, at school etc. – simply, using one’s own smart device. Greta whispers audio descriptions, and Starks plays subtitles.
Hey, we're Guava Health, a personal health app that allows users to sync patient portals and fitness and medical devices (including Apple Watch, fitbit, garmin, dexcom) and track symptoms, meds, mood, food, etc. Over time, Guava will give you correlations between factors in your life and your health (for example, does air pressure impact sleep? Does eating chocolate reduce headaches?).
Additionally, you can share your Guava profile with your family, caregivers, or providers to reduce information gaps!
imo is a free video calling and chatting app that is 95% accessible with VO. It reads hints that VoiceOver will say aloud. For example, if VoiceOver says profile, after 3 sec, it will say views user's profile.
Are all the buttons clearly labeled? Not quite, but don't get fooled. A lot of the buttons are clearly labeled, it's just one of those apps that have some buttons that are weirdly labeled. Again, don't let that fool you, the buttons that are labeled weirdly can still be recognized.
Thanks to the support of a visual impaired user in Rome I rendered the in Arrivo HD transit app friendly for any user in a similar situation.
Hi everyone!
I am making a Twitter for Apple Watch app called Jay.
I've just released a new version and it brings much improved VoiceOver support.
App Store link: https://itunes.apple.com/app/jay-for-tweeting/id1432449486?ls=1&mt=8
It supports most of the functionality you'd expect from a Twitter app: reading your timeline, tweeting, retweeting, liking, trends, search, etc.
Hi everyone,
I'm the developer of the app MealTime, an app which helps you cook complicated meals with many items, ensuring that they all finish cooking at the same time. It's perfect for helping cook your Thanksgiving, Christmas and Roast Dinners. It's available on the App Store here
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/mealtime/id1016295040?mt=8
With it's homepage available here
Hi Everyone,
I'm the Product Owner for the Met Office weather app.
We've have started investigating how we can improve our app to make it more accessible for blind and low vision users.
The app allows you to see the next 7 day forecast for your location or any favourite location, you can also get notified of any weather warnings in place for your safety. We have map layers and video forecasts to be able to view your forecast in a different way. We also provide extra details like sunrise/sunset, UV and Pollen.
Hi Everyone, my dad (who is deaf) and I developed an iPhone app that is up to 95% accurate for voice to text. We created this app because it was difficult for my dad to understand what was being said in daily conversations because lipreading is only 20% accurate.
Hello everyone,
Hello everyone,
I was browsing the list of apps but couldn't see my apps there. It is true that my applications are recent, even if the first version of Navidys was released in 2013.
Hello everyone!
This is Borja from NaviLens, an innovative technology that makes spaces more accessible for the visually-impaired community and that is facing great success as it is currently expanding. I would like to tell you a bit about the concept and how this works.
As I was telling you, Navilens is a new system of smart digital markers that make spaces more accesible.
These markers are colored codes similar to the QR codes but with technical characteristics that allow their reading in conditions that no other code has.
Hi all,
We are the developers of an app named Noted, productivity app focusing on audio and note-taking for lectures, conferences or meetings.
Being inspired by Apple and friends, we have implemented full VoiceOvers, accessibility custom actions and rotors support for our app. Tested with a few visually impaired users of our app and they recommended us to post here for more feedback.
Would someone be able to help us out to make sure our app is good enough for everyone?
Obstacle Detector is a powerful obstacle-detection application explicitly designed for visually impaired individuals. With its robust features and advanced technology, Obstacle Detector has become an indispensable travel companion for the visually impaired.
Whether navigating familiar environments or exploring new places, Obstacle Detector's advanced obstacle detection functionality provides valuable assistance, ensuring a safer and more confident travel experience.
The LIDAR scanner sensor on the iPhone is used for distance measurement.
We recently released an app called Pocket Recorder - Accessible Recorder by Sweetman Systems in the App Store. We know that there are many other recording apps currently in the App Store, but we have dedicated many hours to designing this app to be the easiest and most convenient app available to anyone with a visual impairment.
• Pocket Recorder’s menus are simple and easy to navigate.
• Icons are large and easy to find.
• Recordings are automatically uploaded to any device linked to your Dropbox account.
We've just released an app we have been working on, and are now looking at adding support for accessibility.
I'm looking for some people to help me test the accessibility features as I work thru adding them, and to highlight other areas that are specific problems.
Thanks!
- Darren
Darren Ehlers
DoubleNode.com
Chief Architect
Hi everyone!
This is Yushu from the Roger team. Thanks so much for all the support you have been giving us, and for helping us make Roger so VoiceOver accessible over the past few months. We maintain a simple three button interface- with one tap, you are able to speak for an unlimited amount of time and we place really high emphasis and importance on our audio quality.