Orviq Technologies wants Snap It’s website, setup experience, and core controls to be usable by as many people as possible.
Our target
We aim to follow WCAG 2.2 Level AA for the public website and use native macOS and Windows controls where practical so keyboard navigation, focus indication, text scaling, contrast, and assistive technologies work predictably.
The public website
The dedicated waitlist page uses ordinary document scrolling, semantic headings and forms, visible keyboard focus, labelled controls, live status messages, a skip link, and layouts that adapt to text and viewport size. It honours reduced-motion preferences and does not require a drawing gesture or pointer interaction. The original Snap It landing experience remains available separately.
Current limitations
Visual on-screen guidance in the product may be difficult for some users. Some third-party checkout, Google AI Studio, and operating-system permission screens are controlled by their providers. We continue to test supported keyboard and assistive-technology paths as the application evolves.
App access
Snap It relies on operating-system accessibility APIs to identify interface controls. That permission is explained during setup and can be revoked in system settings. Revoking it may limit targeting and automation but does not remove your account.
Request help
If a page or app flow is inaccessible, email contact@hellosnapit.com with the page or feature, device, operating system, and assistive technology involved. Do not send passwords, API keys, or sensitive screenshots. We will provide a reasonable alternative where possible.