Accessibility features in the design
Every Last Thing is designed for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 or later in Finnish and English. It primarily uses native system controls, scalable system text, and the system light and dark appearances.
- Named actions, a logical reading order, and predictable focus for VoiceOver.
- Dynamic Type and layouts that adapt as content size increases.
- Clear action names and native controls that work with Voice Control.
- Transitions and animation that respect Reduce Motion.
- Text, symbols, and status names that supplement color.
- iPad keyboard interaction where supported by the system components.
Alternatives to visual capture
LiDAR room scanning and image-assisted recognition are visual by nature. You can instead add an item manually, correct proposed details, attach a receipt or another file, and record material evidence as text. Every Last Thing does not treat an image-derived identity as certain until you confirm it.
Give user-supplied images a meaningful name and record decisive details in text as well. Apple and marketplace screens outside Every Last Thing are governed by those services' accessibility support.
How we verify quality
Before each public release, our acceptance process checks common tasks with VoiceOver, larger text sizes, Voice Control, Dark Mode, and Reduce Motion on both iPhone and iPad. We publish App Store accessibility details only for support verified on the signed release build — never from code review alone.
The service currently has no prerecorded audio or video content that would require captions or audio descriptions.
Report a barrier
If a workflow is difficult to use, tell us the device, operating-system version, assistive technology, and step where the issue occurred. Please do not include receipts, serial numbers, or other private material in the message.