Accessibility
What VENS actually supports today, platform by platform — not a legal boilerplate page.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
VENS is a one-person-studio app, so this page is a plain, honest account of what's built rather than a formal conformance statement. We're not claiming a specific WCAG level — just telling you exactly what we've verified in the app and where the gaps still are.
Supported on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- VoiceOver — screen elements throughout the app carry accessibility labels, so VoiceOver can navigate and describe them.
- Voice Control — built on the same labeling as VoiceOver, so Voice Control commands can target the same elements by name.
- Larger Text — text scales with your Dynamic Type setting; the app doesn't lock text to a fixed size.
- Dark Interface — VENS follows a Light/Dark/System appearance setting in-app, in addition to your device's system-wide setting.
- Reduce Motion — when this system setting is on, VENS's scanning screen swaps springy animations for instant transitions.
Supported on Apple Watch
The Watch app is a smaller, separate build, so a couple of things differ from the phone/iPad/Mac experience:
- VoiceOver — supported; key actions like Track ID and Squad refresh are labeled.
- Larger Text — supported; text scales with Dynamic Type here too.
- Dark Interface — supported, following watchOS's own system appearance.
- Voice Control — partially supported; label coverage is narrower than the phone app today.
- Reduce Motion — not yet implemented on Watch.
Still on our list
- Differentiate Without Color Alone — we haven't done a dedicated pass to confirm every status or state in the app is conveyed by more than color alone.
- Sufficient Contrast — we design with contrast in mind, but haven't run a formal audit against every color pairing in the app.
Not applicable
VENS doesn't include narrated or dialogue-driven video content, so Captions and Audio Descriptions don't apply — the only audio playback in the app is short music preview clips.
Run into something that doesn't work for you?
If VoiceOver, Voice Control, Dynamic Type, or Reduce Motion isn't behaving the way it should somewhere in VENS, we want to know. Email hello@cremasoftware.com — it goes straight to the person building the app, and accessibility reports get prioritized.
Crema Software