Swiftflip

Accessibility in Swiftflip

Study your way with built-in accessibility.

VoiceOver reads every card and control. Text scales with Dynamic Type, and Reduce Motion eases the animations.

The card follows your settings.

Larger text, VoiceOver labels and reduced motion stay part of the same practice flow.

Swiftflip supports VoiceOver, Dynamic Type and Reduce Motion.

Read and hear your cards

VoiceOver reads cards and controls, and practice has labeled actions for flip, mark correct and mark incorrect.

Text that scales with you

Dynamic Type sizes text to your system setting, so cards stay readable when you turn type size up.

Calmer motion

When Reduce Motion is on, Swiftflip swaps lively transitions for quieter ones.

Accessible on every device

Swiftflip supports accessibility on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Choose VoiceOver, text size and Reduce Motion in each device’s system settings. Your decks and study progress sync through iCloud; system accessibility settings are separate.

Frequently asked questions.

Does Swiftflip support VoiceOver?

Yes. Cards, controls and practice actions are labeled for VoiceOver, including flip, mark correct and mark incorrect on practice cards.

Does Swiftflip support Dynamic Type?

Yes. Text scales with your system text size, so cards stay readable at larger sizes.

Can I reduce animations?

Yes. Swiftflip respects Reduce Motion and uses calmer transitions when it is turned on.

Is practice accessible on Apple Watch?

Yes. Practice actions work with VoiceOver, and you can check due counts from your wrist.

Does accessibility cost extra?

No. Accessibility support is part of the app for everyone.

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