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Accessibility

A daily moment to reflect should feel within reach. Here you can find the accessibility features listed for One-Line Journal on iPhone and iPad, helpful device settings for iOS and Android, and a way to ask for support.

iPhone & iPad

Features listed on the App Store

Our App Store listing currently lists support for these six features. The descriptions below explain what each feature helps with. If something gets in your way on a particular screen, please let us know.

  • VoiceOver

    Hear content and controls with Apple’s screen reader, and navigate using gestures.

  • Voice Control

    Use spoken commands to navigate, select controls, and enter text.

  • Dark Interface

    Use a darker appearance when you prefer a less bright screen.

  • Differentiate Without Color Alone

    Understand information through labels and other cues alongside color.

  • Sufficient Contrast

    Distinguish text and controls from their backgrounds more easily.

  • Reduced Motion

    Reduce movement in the interface when you prefer fewer motion effects.

iPhone & iPad

Make your device feel comfortable

These settings are provided by Apple on iPhone and iPad. Options and wording can vary with your system version. The Apple guides below have more detail.

Turn on VoiceOver

Open Settings → Accessibility → VoiceOver. VoiceOver changes the gestures you use to control your device; Apple’s guide includes a practice area and instructions.

Apple’s VoiceOver guide

Set up Voice Control

Open Settings → Accessibility → Voice Control, then choose Set Up Voice Control. The first setup downloads files from Apple.

Apple’s Voice Control guide

Choose Dark Mode

Open Control Center, touch and hold the brightness control, then select Dark Mode.

Apple’s Dark Mode guide

Reduce motion

Open Settings → Accessibility → Motion and turn on Reduce Motion.

Apple’s Reduce Motion guide

Explore display and text settings

Open Settings → Accessibility → Display & Text Size to find options such as Bold Text, Increase Contrast, and Differentiate Without Color. These are device preferences; how they affect a particular screen can vary.

Apple’s display and text settings guide

Android

Find helpful Android settings

These are Android device settings. Their names and availability can vary by phone and Android version. We have not yet completed TalkBack or enlarged-text testing across all One-Line Journal screens on Android.

Turn on TalkBack

Open Settings → Accessibility → TalkBack, then turn on Use TalkBack. TalkBack provides spoken feedback and changes the gestures you use to control your phone. Google’s guide explains how to navigate with it enabled.

Google’s TalkBack guide

Adjust text and display size

Open Settings and search for Font size or Display size, then adjust the slider. Font size changes text, while display size changes the size of items on your screen. How these settings affect a particular app screen can vary.

Google’s text and display settings guide

Explore motion and other options

Where available, open Settings → Accessibility → Color and motion and turn on Remove animations. Google’s overview also covers color settings, magnification, and ways to control your device with your voice or switches.

Google’s Android accessibility overview

Testing in progress

Larger Text

We are still testing enlarged text across sign-in, writing, History, and settings. Larger Text support is not currently claimed in our App Store listing, and we have not confirmed every screen at the largest text sizes.

To adjust your device’s text size, open Settings → Accessibility → Display & Text Size → Larger Text. Turn on Larger Accessibility Sizes for more options, then adjust the slider. If text is cut off or a control is hard to reach, tell us which screen and text setting you used.

Tell us what gets in the way

For accessibility help or feedback, email . If you can, include:

  • The screen or task you were trying to use.
  • Your device model, iOS, iPadOS or Android version, and app version.
  • The accessibility settings you had enabled, and what happened.

You do not need to share journal entries, passwords, or verification codes. If you send a screenshot, hide private information first. For account and saving questions, visit Support.