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your settings.

What you can use

These are the accessibility features RelicPack supports, and the devices each one works on.

VoiceOver

iPhone, iPad and Mac. Buttons say what they do, and each row reads as one sentence: a trip's name, dates and legs, or a booking's time, title, status and what changed. Map pins say which leg or place they mark, and VoiceOver tells you when the map moves to show a place. On the calendar, a day lists its bookings as actions.

Voice Control

iPhone, iPad and Mac. Say “Show names” to see what to call each button. Buttons that show only a symbol answer to more than one name: “Changes” and “Show changes” both name the same button, and so do “Previous” and “Previous day” on a day's page.

Larger Text

iPhone and iPad. RelicPack follows the text size you choose, up to the largest accessibility sizes. Rows wrap and stack rather than cut words short. On the few bars that can't grow, touch and hold a button to see it in large type.

Dark Interface

iPhone, iPad and Mac. RelicPack follows your device's appearance, or you can keep it light or dark in its own Settings, under General. Each of the eight colour palettes has a light and a dark version.

Reduced Motion

iPhone, iPad and Mac. With Reduce Motion on, maps go straight to a place instead of flying there, and RelicPack leaves out its own animations.

Sufficient Contrast

iPhone, iPad and Mac. Text in each colour palette has a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 against its background, in light and dark. With Increase Contrast on, secondary text uses the main text colour, borders get stronger and translucent panels become solid.

Differentiate Without Color Alone

iPhone, iPad and Mac. Colour is never the only clue: a booking's status, its leg, what changed and the Now line all come with words or a symbol. With Differentiate Without Color on, each trip's pin on the trips map has its own shape.

Trip books, the PDFs RelicPack makes of your trip, are tagged, so a screen reader reads them in order, with their headings and descriptions of their maps and photos.

Captions and Audio Descriptions

RelicPack has no audio or video, so there is nothing to caption or describe.

Known limits

At the largest text sizes, the calendar keeps its seven columns, so day titles wrap over several lines.

The review on 19 October 2026 covered source code and automated checks on an iPhone simulator, using Apple's accessibility guidelines and WCAG 2.2 level AA. It did not include usability testing with people who rely on assistive technology. Voice Control still needs a hands-on check on iPhone and Mac.

Report an accessibility problem

Use the report form on the support page. Say which feature or setting you were using, on which device, and what happened. Only the developer reads reports. Leave out booking references, passport details and your home address.

The app's manual has a guide to these features too: Accessibility ↗ (opens the RelicPack app). On iPhone and iPad it's in Settings, under Help. On a Mac, choose Help, then RelicPack Help.