Accessibility
Accessibility, built in
Accessibility isn't a feature we bolt on. It's part of the Communication & Accessibility pillar, built into how the Adaptive Cognitive Engine listens, responds, and adapts.
Voice interaction
Speak instead of type. Voice input runs through the same Adaptive Cognitive Engine as every other surface, so it adapts alongside you.
Text interaction
A calm, readable text experience for anyone who prefers typing, reading at their own pace, or switching between voice and text mid-conversation.
Large controls
Bigger tap targets and clearer spacing throughout, built for people who benefit from more forgiving, easier-to-hit controls.
Reduced cognitive-load mode
A simplified view that trims choices, shortens copy, and paces information so the interface never outruns your attention or energy.
High readability
Clear type, strong contrast, and layouts that respect reduced-motion and dyslexia-friendly reading preferences.
Speech assistance
Support for expressing yourself when words are hard to find, an active area of our Communication & Accessibility work.
Alternative input readiness
Built to work with switches, eye gaze, and other alternative input methods as they connect to the platform.
AAC-ready architecture
The Adaptive Cognitive Engine is designed to integrate with augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) tools rather than compete with them.
Caregiver interaction pathway
A pathway for a trusted caregiver to help set up, configure, or support day-to-day use, on the terms of the person they're supporting.
Tell us what you need
Accessibility feedback shapes our roadmap directly. If something isn’t working for you, or you need a capability we don’t have yet, we want to hear about it.