Accessibility in Lucid

Lucid is designed with a sensory-first approach to accessibility, ensuring that focus and productivity are achievable for a wide range of users.

👁️ Low Vision Support Lucid automatically adapts to system accessibility settings such as Increased Contrast, Reduce Transparency, and VoiceOver.

When these settings are enabled, the app activates a dedicated Low Vision Mode with:

• Enhanced contrast for better readability
• Thicker visual indicators for improved visibility
• Clearer overlays to guide attention

🎧 Audio & Haptic Feedback Lucid provides non-visual feedback to support users who prefer sensory guidance:

• Dynamic audio cues reflect your focus level
• Distinct haptic feedback signals changes in attention

🗣️ VoiceOver Support Lucid is fully compatible with VoiceOver. Focus changes and states are communicated clearly, allowing users to navigate and use the app through audio feedback.

🌙 Visual Clarity & Interface The app uses a dark, high-contrast interface designed to reduce eye strain and improve legibility in different lighting conditions.

🔒 Privacy & Accessibility All gaze and presence detection is processed entirely on-device. No video or visual data is recorded, stored, or transmitted.

Lucid is built to help users stay present — in a way that adapts to their needs, not the other way around.

If you have feedback or accessibility suggestions, please contact: [YOUR EMAIL HERE]