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If you're testing your apps with the WWDC25 betas, and would like to inspect your apps using Reveal we've got a beta for you! There are a bunch of small but important fixes coming in this release — read more at:

We want to make sure that the new features in Reveal help to improve the development of accessibility features for as many teams and apps as possible, so we are offering new subscribers 50% off until the end of June: https://t.co/IXUiJTjMDq

As today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, I want to talk about my favorite tool for uncovering accessibility bugs as an iOS engineer – the @reveal_app. It has been a game-changer for me and I don't want to miss it anymore 💛 https://t.co/PPEiNAeuQs #accessibility #gaad

It's not a replacement for manual testing, but Insights will help direct your attention to things you may not be aware of, or things that aren't front-of-mind on the day. Think of Insights as a gentle tap on the shoulder. https://t.co/dQY67Ps3Wt

Let’s go with something that is normally slow to test, like contrast. Insights can check your on-screen elements against four different contrast standards and three types of colour vision deficiency. In milliseconds.

Let’s go even more subtle. Like whether an element’s accessibilityLabel is derived from the default label provided for some SF symbols.

Let’s do something more subtle. Like whether a button’s accessibilityLabel is the same as an image filename or an SF symbol key.

Tap target sizes, whether they fail to meet the recommendation of Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 AA, or AAA.

Here are a few examples of the types of issues Insights can detect. Let’s start with something big and easy. It can detect lack of landscape support, both on an app and individual screen level.

These rules are based on a combination of industry and platform guidelines and best practices. They cover the big, the small, the obvious, and the subtle. Between them, they will help you catch issues that can affect the user experience of your apps. https://t.co/XEvt9mzkyi

The result is Insights, a workspace that runs a powerful, accessibility-focused audit of your app — instantly! We worked with industry experts and organisations to encode their expertise into more than 130 rules.

It's finally here! We're proud and excited to share with you Reveal's new Insights workspace! We spent more than a year working on a way we could use Reveal's knowledge of your iOS/iPadOS app to help you both work faster and create better user experiences. Read on for more…

We’ve completed the maintenance (successfully this time) on Reveal’s account portal, and all systems should be running 🎉. Please let us know via support if you experience any issues:

Yesterday's maintenance on Reveal’s account portal didn't go according to plan, so we're going to try again now, which means the account portal will be unavailable for the next 20-30 minutes. If you have questions, get in touch via our support site:

Thanks for your patience, folks! Maintenance is over for today.

We’re performing maintenance on Reveal’s account portal for the next 20-30 minutes. If you purchase a license during this period, confirmation emails will be a bit delayed. If you have questions, get in touch via our support site:

We're excited that Reveal has been nominated for a Swift Community Award in the category of Best Developer Tool! If we've helped you save time improving your accessibility or fixing bugs please help us out by casting a vote before April 17 ❤️ https://t.co/BaAxEPEmNw

Reveal has had a huge year, and we've got more amazing tools to help you build great apps on the way 🎉 If you don't already have a license, we're offering 25% off to new subscribers for #CyberMonday — use the code "CYBERMONDAY22" when checking out! https://t.co/ptsMgCinHn

Reveal 40 is out! It includes an important fix to our breakpoint integration for users who are excluding the arm64 architecture from their Simulator builds, as well as fixes for a couple of crashes you'd reported. Update in-app, or read more on our site: