Everyone should be able to use the basics

Accessibility

This is a small service, but the core pages aim to be readable, keyboard-operable, and usable with a screen reader.

What we do

• Semantic headings, landmarks, labels, and a skip link.
• Keyboard-operable forms, buttons, and links with visible focus styles.
• Colour contrast checked in light and dark modes; status is never conveyed by colour alone.
• System fonts, no web fonts, no animation that cannot be avoided, and no autoplay media.
• Plain-language error messages that identify the field and preserve what you typed.
• Passkey prompts come from the browser or platform, not a custom widget.

Known limits

Messages is the site's own chat interface, built on the Matrix protocol. The encrypted chat flow requires JavaScript and WebAssembly, and a current browser with IndexedDB and WebAssembly support. The legacy Cinny client remains available for existing encrypted history on another device. If a browser or assistive technology cannot run the encrypted chat, the social feed and account features can still be used.

Request an accommodation

Use the suggest a change inbox or email hello@kituwa.com. Describe the page, the assistive technology, and the barrier. We will try to provide a workable alternative, but we cannot promise a timeline.