Kamsie Accessibility Statement

Draft — effective on launch Last updated: October 15, 2026

Kamsie is a live product, and live products owe everyone the same minute. We aim for the Website to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA, and we build the app against the accessibility guidance of its platforms.

What we do today

• The Website is fully usable by keyboard, with visible focus states, semantic landmarks, and text alternatives for imagery. Its interactive demos are labelled, and the Pulse demo describes itself honestly as a demo.
• The Website and app use a high-contrast ink-on-paper palette, respect reduced-motion settings where the platform exposes them, and use text that scales with your system font size rather than fixed-size images of text.
• The app uses the platform's text scaling and standard touch targets, and its core flows (sign-in, Pulse, rooms, Keeps) do not depend on colour alone — live state is always also shown in words.

Known limits, said plainly

Kamsie's core content is live camera video, which cannot be captioned or described before it happens. Live rooms are voice-and-presence experiences. We know this excludes some people from some moments, and we treat accessibility improvements to live features — captions, transcripts, and richer non-visual presence — as real product work, not decoration. This statement will be updated as that work ships.

Feedback

If any part of Kamsie or this Website is hard for you to use, tell us at accessibility@kamsie.app [placeholder — confirm mailbox] or support@kamsie.app. We read every message, and accessibility reports are treated as bugs, not suggestions.