Built for every way people use their devices
Every SixTwelve app is tested against Apple's Accessibility Nutrition Label criteria before we claim support. Each app below has its own statement listing the features it supports on each device, the common tasks we tested, and anything still in progress.
App statements
- jots
Jots is the first SixTwelve app to carry Apple's Accessibility Nutrition Labels. Its shared lists, tasks, and groceries work with VoiceOver, Voice Control, and the largest text sizes on iPhone and iPad.
Reviewed 2026-10-13 · 4 devices
- Talus Notes
Talus is a river of notes where today stays on the surface and older days settle into bands. Capturing, keeping, finding, and settling notes work with VoiceOver, Voice Control, and the largest text sizes on iPhone and iPad, with VoiceOver and Voice Control on the Mac, and with VoiceOver on Apple Watch.
Reviewed 2026-10-15 · 4 devices
- Verso
Verso is a plain Markdown editor for folders of files. Writing, reading, and finding your way around a document work with VoiceOver, Voice Control, and the largest text sizes on iPhone and iPad, and with VoiceOver on the Mac.
Reviewed 2026-10-14 · 3 devices
- Spool Camera
Spool is a twelve-frame film camera for iPhone and iPhone Duo. Its dials, focus racks, and roll ritual now speak to VoiceOver, sharpen under Increase Contrast, and enlarge with Large Content Viewer, while the camera body looks and handles exactly as before.
Reviewed 2026-10-14 · 1 devices
- sixtyfive
sixtyfive is a 65:24 panoramic camera for iPhone and iPhone Duo. Its exposure scale, dials, viewfinder, and 21-frame roll now work with VoiceOver and Voice Control, sharpen under Increase Contrast, and enlarge with Large Content Viewer, while the camera looks and handles exactly as before.
Reviewed 2026-10-14 · 1 devices
- Lumen Darkroom
Lumen is a darkroom for photographs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Every slider, curve point, and look now has a name VoiceOver reads, its type follows your text size on iPhone and iPad, and every text colour reads at 4.5:1 or better on its dark surface.
Reviewed 2026-10-14 · 3 devices
- The Kinnn
The Kinnn shows the people you pick on one map, with places, check-ins, trips, chat and SOS. Every screen works with VoiceOver, Voice Control and the largest text sizes on iPhone and iPad, and every status is written in words, not shown by colour alone.
Reviewed 2026-10-15 · 4 devices
- Tidemark
Tidemark puts notes and a calendar on one moving line and keeps track of the promises you write. Writing, reading the line, the calendar, threads and the evening close work with VoiceOver, Voice Control and the largest text sizes on iPhone and iPad, with VoiceOver and Voice Control on the Mac, and with VoiceOver on Apple Watch, and every thread says in words whether you owe it or are owed it.
Reviewed 2026-10-17 · 4 devices
What each label means
- VoiceOver. Navigate and act on every control with speech, gestures, a keyboard, or braille.
- Voice Control. Tap, type, and edit by voice, using the names you see on screen.
- Larger Text. Text follows the system size up to the largest accessibility sizes, and layouts reflow instead of cutting words.
- Dark Interface. A full dark appearance that follows the system or can be set in the app.
- Differentiate Without Color Alone. State is shown with shape, symbols, and text as well as color.
- Sufficient Contrast. Text meets at least 4.5:1 against its background in every theme, light and dark.
- Reduced Motion. Movement is replaced by fades or final states when Reduce Motion is on.
- Captions. Time-synchronized text for video and audio.
- Audio Descriptions. Narrated descriptions of video content.
Tell us what does not work
If something in one of our apps is hard to use with an assistive feature, write to hello@sixtwelve.studio with the app, the device, and the feature you use. Accessibility reports go to the front of the queue.