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Feelory accessibility

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Feelory is designed to be usable without relying on color, motion, perfect vision, or a single input style.

VoiceOver

  • Feelory provides accessibility labels, values, traits, and hints for its main interactive features.
  • Emotion cards identify the feeling, its family, intensity, and definition. Family chips expose the family name and selected state.
  • The emotion wheel is one adjustable VoiceOver control. Swipe up or down to move across family and intensity, then choose a feeling below it.
  • Journal, check-in, backup, and PDF export confirmations announce when their work finishes.
  • Insights charts provide audio graph descriptions and a written summary before the visual chart.

Larger text

Feelory uses system text styles that follow Dynamic Type, including accessibility text sizes up to AX5. Definitions wrap, cards grow vertically, and practice and Insights use roomier layouts at larger sizes.

Feelory’s Serenity detail screen at the largest text size, showing two example phrases in large text.
An AX5 example from the emotion detail card for Serenity, not a journal entry.

Color and visual cues

Color is not the only way to understand a feeling or status. Feelory pairs family colors with names, labels, icons, selected states, and intensity text. AI suggestions use text, a sparkle, and a dashed outline as additional cues.

Reduce Motion

Feelory responds to the system’s Reduce Motion setting. Decorative animation is removed or replaced with a simpler transition when Reduce Motion is enabled.

Accessibility feedback

Please tell us about clipped text, an unlabeled control, motion that does not respect Reduce Motion, or another accessibility barrier. Email apps@caschw.com. Please do not include private journal entries or Health information.