ScreenReader app
Download the free ScreenReader app and learn how to use VoiceOver and TalkBack.
Gestures
The ScreenReader app contains exercises to learn VoiceOver and TalkBack gestures.
- Swiping with 1 finger
- Swiping with 2 fingers
- Swiping with 3 fingers
- Tapping with 1 finger
- Tapping with 2 fingers
- Tapping with 3 fingers
- Tapping with 4 fingers
- Shortcuts
Actions
The ScreenReader app contains exercises to learn VoiceOver and TalkBack actions.
- Navigate by headings
- Navigate by links
- Copy text
- Paste text
- Select text
About
The ScreenReader app is an initiative of the Appt Foundation. The app has been developed by Abra. The app was made possible by a contribution from the SIDN fund.
You can reach us at: info@screenreader.app
Contribute
The source code of the app is available on Github. We encourage others to contribute the the repositories screenreader-android and screenreader-ios. If you encounter a bug, please create an issue on Github.
Accessibility
The WCAG 2.1 guidelines were taken into account during the development process of the ScreenReader app. The ScreenReader app passes all the success criteria at level AA. In addition, the app passes some success criteria at level AAA.
Privacy
The ScreenReader app collects data through Firebase Analytics. The following data is collected: (1) the amount of time spent on each screen, (2) the amount of failures before completing a gestures, (3) the amount of time before completing an action. We use this data to improve the app.
The ScreenReader app sends data to Firebase Crashlytics when the app crashes. Crashlytics helps us solving issues which cause the app to crash.