Accessibility statement

UP Timer should work for more ways of using the web.

We aim to make the marketing website and browser-based timer clear, keyboard accessible, responsive and compatible with commonly used assistive technology.

Statement date: 2 August 2026 Website: uptimer.app App: timer.uptimer.app

Our commitment

UP Timer combines focus cycles, hydration reminders, movement prompts and Learn Sprints in a browser interface. We want people to be able to understand and operate the core experience without relying on a mouse, a particular screen size, colour alone or audio alone.

Accessibility is part of the product and website design process. It is also ongoing: browser behaviour, third-party services and the timer itself will continue to change.

Current accessibility approach

Keyboard operation Interactive controls should have a logical focus order and visible focus indication.
Responsive layouts Pages are designed from 360px upwards without requiring horizontal page scrolling.
Semantic structure Headings, links, buttons, labels and native disclosure controls are used according to purpose.
Reduced motion Decorative movement is limited and reduced-motion preferences are respected.
Text and contrast Core text uses high-contrast ink, white, mint and dark-green combinations at readable sizes.
Multiple alert channels On-screen alerts support the audio and desktop-notification options rather than relying on sound alone.

Known and potential limitations

This statement is an honest working position, not a blanket claim of full conformance.

  • Browser notification and audio behaviour varies by browser, operating system, permission and power-saving state.
  • Some third-party account, payment or embedded interfaces may have accessibility behaviour outside our direct code control.
  • Very old browsers or unusual browser zoom and text settings may expose layout issues not yet identified.
  • Voice alerts are supplementary; users should not depend on audio alone.
  • Guided movement content may not be suitable for every person or circumstance.

Please report a barrier even when it is not listed here. Specific examples help us investigate.

Requesting assistance or another format

Email support@uptimer.app when an accessibility barrier prevents you from using a page, account journey or timer function.

Describe the page or action, the assistive technology or input method used, and the format or adjustment that would help. Do not send passwords, payment-card details or authentication codes.

Testing and review

Our review process includes keyboard checks, responsive testing, focus-state inspection, heading and label review, reduced-motion behaviour and automated checks where useful. Automated tools do not replace manual testing or feedback from disabled users.

The statement will be updated as the live website, timer, account system, payment journey and Company features change.

Contact and feedback

Send accessibility feedback to support@uptimer.app. Please include enough context to reproduce the issue and remove personal information that is not needed.

UP Timer is operated by Spixel Digital.

Found a barrier?

Tell us where the experience stopped working.

A page address, device, browser and description of the problem are more useful than a general report.