Accessibility at Kyool

Accessibility features

Organized by the accessibility categories you’ll see on the App Store.

• VoiceOver

  Hear what’s on screen and move around by touch or keyboard, with VoiceOver on iPhone or TalkBack on Android.

  iPhone and Android

  Home, your profile, settings and the tab bar have spoken labels, and FAB calendar days are read out with their status. Some buttons, including a few on the workout logging screen, aren’t described yet.

  Apple Watch

  Screen reader support on Apple Watch is limited for now.

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  Pages use clear headings and landmarks, and buttons and links have names screen readers can announce. Images on our main pages have text descriptions. In Blog and Help articles, images may not have full descriptions yet. For example, blog cover images currently use the post’s title.

• Voice Control

  Tap, scroll and type by speaking, with Voice Control on iPhone or Voice Access on Android.

  iPhone and Android

  Say the name of a button you can see to tap it. A few icon-only buttons don’t have a name yet. For those, use “Show numbers” or “Show grid”.

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  Every link and button has a name that matches its visible label, and everything works with a keyboard.

• Larger Text

  Make text bigger and easier to read.

  iPhone and Android

  Kyool follows the text size you set on your phone. A few cards limit how large their text grows so the layout stays intact.

  Apple Watch

  Text on Apple Watch doesn’t change size with your settings yet.

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  Zoom to 200% or more in your browser. Pages rearrange to fit without sideways scrolling.

• Dark Interface

  Use a dark design that’s easier on the eyes in low light.

  iPhone and Android

  Choose Light, Dark or System, which matches your phone’s setting.

  Apple Watch

  The Watch app always uses a dark design.

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  Switch between light and dark with the button in the header.

• Differentiate Without Color Alone

  Understand information without having to tell colors apart.

  iPhone and Android

  Your FAB calendar marks days with symbols like ✓ and ★ and includes a written legend. Missed and upcoming days currently differ only by color on screen, but the legend and spoken descriptions tell them apart.

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  Links in text are underlined, and information uses words and icons, not color alone.

• Sufficient Contrast

  Read text that stands out clearly from its background.

  iPhone and Android

  Text is designed to stay readable in light and dark mode. With every accent color, button text switches between dark and light automatically. In light mode, Neon Lime and Ice Cyan buttons are softer against the background, so pick another accent if you’d like buttons to stand out more.

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  Text and controls are designed to stay readable in both light and dark mode.

• Reduced Motion

  See fewer animations if motion is uncomfortable for you.

  iPhone and Android

  With Reduce Motion on iPhone or Remove animations on Android, some animations, like guided tips and the Home carousel, are calmer. Celebration effects still play for now.

  Apple Watch

  The Watch app doesn’t reduce its animations yet.

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  The site follows your device’s reduced motion setting, and you can pause the homepage slideshow.

• Captions

  Text for speech and sounds in videos.

  iPhone and Android

  Kyool doesn’t have videos or audio with speech, so there’s nothing to caption. Exercise demonstration clips are silent.

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  The website doesn’t host video or audio.

• Audio Descriptions

  Narration of what’s happening on screen in videos.

  iPhone and Android

  Kyool doesn’t have narrated videos. Exercise demonstration clips show the movement without sound. Where available, written step-by-step instructions appear under the clip under “How to perform”.

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  The website doesn’t host video.