We strive to make our website and digital products accessible and usable for as many people as possible. Accessibility is an ongoing effort, and we continue to improve.

If you encounter a barrier, tell us. We’ll take it seriously and work to fix it.

Where feasible, we aim to align with recognized accessibility guidance, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Because our products include interactive tools and evolving features, accessibility improvements may be rolled out over time.

• Clear typography: readable layouts and spacing.
• Keyboard access: keyboard navigability where applicable.
• Meaningful labels: accessible controls and labels where applicable.
• Structure: logical headings and page structure where applicable.
• Focus visibility: visible focus states for keyboard users where applicable.

Not every feature may be perfect yet. We prioritize fixes that improve access for the most users.

Some areas may have limitations due to rapid iteration, third-party dependencies, or complex interactive interfaces. We work to improve these areas over time.

• Third-party payment/checkout pages may be controlled by external providers (for example, Paddle).
• Some experimental app interfaces may evolve quickly and may require accessibility refinements.

If you experience accessibility barriers, please contact us and include:

• The page or product you were using (URL if possible).
• A description of the issue and what you expected to happen.
• Your device and browser (example: iPhone + Safari, Windows + Chrome).
• Any assistive technology you use (example: screen reader name/version).
• Screenshots or screen recordings if you can share them.

If you prefer, describe your goal and we’ll do our best to provide an accessible alternative or workaround.

We aim to review accessibility reports promptly and prioritize fixes based on severity and impact. Some issues may require time to implement, but we won’t ignore them.

If you have questions, please contact us.