Accessibility

How we tested

We tested Reezi on an iPhone in November 2026 with the accessibility settings below turned on. Larger Text had the fullest pass: every main screen was checked at the largest text size. VoiceOver was walked through the main screens, signed in and signed out. Voice Control, Reduce Motion, Increase Contrast, Bold Text and the Grayscale filter were checked on a sample of screens.

The screens we covered are the ones people use most: creating an account, signing in, first-time setup, browsing and search, a recipe, Cook Mode, creating a recipe, shopping lists, meal plans, events, the Reezi Pro screen and Settings.

Automated checks also run on every change to the app. They cover text contrast, the spoken names of buttons, and text size limits.

This is our own testing. Reezi has not had an independent accessibility audit, and we do not claim conformance with a formal standard such as WCAG.

What works

• VoiceOver. You can use Reezi with VoiceOver. Buttons, tabs and switches have spoken names and say their state. Sheets can be closed with the two-finger scrub. Errors and finished actions are announced.
• Voice Control. You can tap buttons and links by saying their names.
• Larger Text. Reezi follows the text size set on your iPhone, including the Larger Accessibility Sizes. Recipes, ingredients, steps, list items and comments grow to the largest size. Titles and buttons grow to twice their normal size. At large sizes, rows stack and screens scroll so that everything stays reachable.
• Dark Mode. Reezi follows your iPhone’s Light or Dark appearance, or you can choose one in Settings, then Appearance.
• Contrast. Text colors are checked against their backgrounds in the light and dark themes, with a target of 4.5 to 1 for body text and 3 to 1 for large text and icons. Reezi also responds to Increase Contrast and Bold Text.
• Color. Selections, errors and checked items are shown with more than color, such as a fill, a heavier weight, an icon or a line through the text. We checked this with the Grayscale filter in light and dark.
• Reduce Motion. With Reduce Motion on, Reezi’s own slide and glow effects become fades or stop. Moving between screens uses the standard iPhone transition.
• Cook Mode. Voice commands are optional. Every command also has a button on screen.
• Reordering. Shopping list items can be moved with Move up and Move down buttons, so dragging is never required there.

Known limits

• The tab bar labels and a few small navigation controls grow less than other text, so they stay on screen.
• The Sign in with Apple and Sign in with Google buttons keep their standard size.
• In lists and grids, a long name is shortened. At large text sizes it gets two lines. Open the item to read the whole name.
• On the Profile page, a long bio is shortened. At large text sizes it gets four lines. The whole bio shows on My Cookbook.
• At the largest text sizes, a very long word can break across two lines.
• Recipe photos are announced by where they belong, such as the recipe, the step or their number in a set, and not by what they show. Members cannot describe their recipe photos yet. Event photos are announced with the caption their member wrote, when there is one.
• Reezi has no video or audio content, so there are no captions or audio descriptions.
• Reezi is an iPhone app. It has not been tested on iPad.
• We have not yet tested Switch Control, Full Keyboard Access or AssistiveTouch.
• This page covers the iPhone app. Our web pages for shared recipes, invitations and events were not part of this round of testing.

Tell us what is not working

If something in Reezi is hard to use with an accessibility setting, please email support@getreezi.com. Tell us the screen, the setting you use and what happened. In the app, you can also go to Settings, then Send Feedback.