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JOY
Accessibility Statement
Effective: June 27, 2026 · Last updated: October 24, 2026 · Joy Health Technologies LLC
JOY is made for people whose eyes and hands may not be as quick as they once were, and for the families who love them. We take that seriously. JOY does not yet do everything it should here, and we are working on it. This page describes only what is true of the app today.
Last checked against the app: October 24, 2026. We re-read this page whenever the app changes.
What JOY does today
- Text follows your phone's text size. If you make text bigger in your phone's settings (iPhone: Settings → Accessibility → Display & Text Size → Larger Text; Android: Settings → Display → Font size), the text in JOY gets bigger too.
- Nothing is timed. No step of the daily session runs out of time. A recording stops by itself at 60 seconds, and you can stop it sooner.
- Sound plays only when you tap it.
- Nothing is required. Every step of the daily session can be skipped, and a day you skip recording still counts.
- Skipping is always fine. You can move past any photo or question, or choose not to record, without losing anything. Nothing you have recorded or been sent is ever deleted because you haven't used JOY for a while; things are removed only when someone chooses to delete them.
What JOY does not do well yet
- Some text is smaller than it should be, including the labels on the bar at the bottom of the screen.
- Some colours are hard to read against their background, especially teal and coral text.
- We have not yet fully tested JOY with VoiceOver on iPhone or TalkBack on Android.
- Voice messages and recorded stories do not have written transcripts.
Tell us
If anything in JOY is hard to see, hear, read or tap, email joy@joyhealthtechnologies.com and tell us what happened and on which screen. It helps us decide what to fix first.