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Listl

Accessibility

Last updated: 12 November 2026

In short

  • You can use Listl with VoiceOver, large text and Reduce Motion – in English and German.
  • We check the app and this website for barriers with automated tests whenever they change.
  • What isn't good yet is listed below. If you run into a barrier, write to us.

The app

VoiceOver: buttons, items, icons and price fields have labels that VoiceOver reads out – in English and German. VoiceOver names icons, and fields say what they belong to.

Text size: text follows the iOS text size up to the largest accessibility sizes. With large text, rows stack their parts so nothing is cut off.

Contrast and colors: text is designed for a contrast of at least 4.5 : 1 in both light and dark appearance; green and red text use darker shades of their own for this. You can tell lists apart not only by their color but also by name and icon.

Controls: tap targets are at least 44 points. Nothing is deleted without a confirmation or “Undo”. You can also add items by dictation and with Siri, on the Apple Watch by dictation.

Motion: when Reduce Motion is on, Listl tones down its animations.

Testing: automated UI tests go through the main flows and run Apple's accessibility audit along the way.

This website

We design this website to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA: clear headings and regions, text alternatives for images, sufficient contrast in light and dark appearance, keyboard operation with a visible focus, and zooming without losing content.

With every change, an automated test checks the pages with axe-core – on a computer and on a phone, in light and dark appearance.

What isn't good yet

  • In the statistics (Purchases › Statistics), VoiceOver reads the history chart as one element with its highest value, not each bar on its own. The totals by store and item are listed below it as text.
  • At launch, Listl speaks English and German. More languages will follow.

Found a barrier?

Write to us at contact@lacodea.com and briefly describe where it gets stuck – in the app or on this website. We usually reply within a few working days and fix what we can with the next update.

About this statement

This statement is based on our own testing of the app and the website – with VoiceOver, large text and automated tests. We update it when something changes.