Accessibility

What's built in

• One focus outline, the same everywhere, on every button, link and field — so a keyboard or switch user never loses their place.
• Touch targets of at least 44 pixels, because knitting needles and precise tapping don't mix.
• The whole app grows with your screen. On a tablet everything is proportionally larger, not just stretched.
• Full light and dark modes, either following your device or set by hand in Settings.
• Animations are kept small, and they stop entirely if your device is set to reduce motion.
• Real headings, real labels, and real buttons underneath — so a screen reader describes the app rather than guessing at it.
• The offline screen is built to render even when the styling never loads.

Where it falls short

• Pinch-to-zoom is switched off across the app. That's a deliberate trade: the counter is tapped constantly with a needle in the other hand, and an accidental zoom mid-row is worse than no zoom at all. Pattern PDFs are the exception — the pattern reader has its own zoom, which is where magnifying a chart actually matters.
• The app hasn't been through a formal accessibility audit, so we're describing what we've built rather than claiming a standard. We'd rather tell you that than put a badge on it.
• It's in English only for now.

Something not working for you?

Tell us — accessibility problems get treated as bugs, not requests.