Accessibility

Updated September 13, 2026 · Our commitment and current status

We want everyone to be able to use LIFE1. This statement describes where we are today, honestly, and what is next.

1. Our standard

Our target for life1.ai is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA, and for the LIFE1 app it is Apple's iOS accessibility guidelines. We test with VoiceOver, Dynamic Type and high-contrast settings during each release.

2. What the app supports today

A high-contrast dark interface by default, with a light option, and colour never used as the only signal for a value.
Large tap targets, haptic confirmation for key actions, and Apple Watch haptics for breathing and rest pacing.
Dynamic Type up to the third accessibility size on most screens, with text that scales instead of truncating on the main tabs.
Accessibility labels on primary controls and images for VoiceOver.
Voice entry for logging food, and Siri shortcuts for common actions.
Three languages: English, French (Canada) and Spanish.

3. Known limitations

Some screens still use fixed text sizes and do not scale at the largest accessibility sizes. A full Dynamic Type pass is scheduled for the next release.
VoiceOver labelling has not yet been audited end to end; some charts and video controls describe themselves incompletely.
Reduced Motion is not yet honoured by every animation.
Third-party content such as embedded videos and external event pages follows the accessibility of those providers.

4. Feedback

If you hit a barrier, tell us at help@life1.ai with the subject "Accessibility", or call 1-833-91-LIFE1. Describe the screen and what happened; we aim to respond within five business days and to prioritize fixes that block core tasks.