Specly

Accessibility Statement

Last updated: May 25, 2026

Specly is committed to making its website and mobile app usable by people with a wide range of vision, hearing, mobility, cognitive, and assistive-technology needs.

We work to improve accessibility by following recognized practices and reviewing usability on an ongoing basis. Where applicable, we aim to align with recognized accessibility standards, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), and with accessibility expectations under applicable laws such as the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA). Specly is not represented as fully WCAG- or AODA-compliant unless and until we complete formal conformance testing.

Specly iOS app

The Specly iOS app is designed with accessibility in mind, including support for:

  • VoiceOver labels and hints on core flows such as login, onboarding, discovery, requests, chat, profile, and settings
  • Dark, Light, and System appearance options
  • Reduced Motion preferences for supported animations
  • labeled buttons and controls intended to support Voice Control where applicable
  • readable contrast on primary screens and action controls
  • clear form labels for authentication, support, and profile settings
  • visible status text or confirmation for important settings actions

Some screens still use fixed text sizes in places and may not yet fully support Dynamic Type across every view. We are actively working toward broader Dynamic Type support across the app and continue improving accessibility as the product evolves.

Specly website

For ruthverse.com and Specly legal pages, we take steps such as:

  • using clear page structure and headings
  • writing content in plain language where possible
  • supporting keyboard-accessible navigation where the website platform allows
  • using color and contrast choices intended to improve readability
  • reviewing reported accessibility barriers and making reasonable improvements

Some parts of the website may rely on third-party tools, templates, or platform features that are not fully controlled by Specly. We continue to review and improve those areas where possible.

Known limitations

  • Not all text may scale with iOS Dynamic Type settings yet; broader support is an active improvement area.
  • Some decorative or animated visual elements may remain visible when Reduce Motion is enabled on parts of the website.
  • Third-party authentication or platform flows may present accessibility experiences controlled by Apple, Google, or other providers.
  • Specly does not currently include video profiles, voice notes, or other user-generated audio or video that would require captions or transcripts.

Feedback and assistance

If you encounter an accessibility barrier in Specly, contact us at specly@ruthverse.com or use Help & Support in the app with the category Accessibility. When possible, include the screen where the issue happened, your device type, iOS version, and any assistive technology you were using, such as VoiceOver, Voice Control, Reduce Motion, or larger text settings.

We review accessibility feedback and aim to respond within a reasonable timeframe. You can also reach us through the contact form at ruthverse.com.

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