Screen reader first
Every button, dialog and status update is announced. We test on real readers, not just audits.
Every app is in beta. Help us shape it.
Software that works with a screen reader.
Voxcess builds apps for people who don't read with their eyes. Not stripped down versions of mainstream software. Real apps, designed from the keyboard out, tested with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver and TalkBack before anything else.
What accessibility-first means here
Keyboard everywhere
Tab order is deliberate. Shortcuts are documented. No mouse required.
No second-class mode
There is no separate accessible view. The app you get is the accessible app.
Designed to be learnt
Plain language, calm screens, predictable flows. Less to memorise.
Where we are right now
The catalogue is small on purpose. Every app on Voxcess is in beta. We are working with testers, listening to what they tell us, and shaping the apps around what is actually useful.
If you want to help shape an app, sign up and try one. Tell us what works and what does not. That is the most useful thing you can do at this stage.
Why this exists
Most software is technically accessible and still painful to use. Closing that gap, app by app, is the entire point of Voxcess.
Take a look
The list is short for now. More apps are on the way.