Audio Flash featured on AppleVis

AppleVis rated Audio Flash fully accessible with VoiceOver. Here's how blind and low-vision learners can use it to study flashcards hands-free.

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Audio Flash is now listed on AppleVis, the community where blind and low-vision people review Apple apps for accessibility. The reviewer tested it with VoiceOver on iPhone and rated it fully accessible. Because Audio Flash is built around audio, blind users can import decks, run study sessions, and answer cards by voice without needing the screen.

What the AppleVis review says

  • VoiceOver performance: VoiceOver reads all page elements.
  • Button labeling: All buttons are clearly labeled.
  • Usability: Fully accessible with VoiceOver and easy to navigate and use.
“The app is very accessible. Navigation with VoiceOver is easy, and everything is properly labeled.”
“Everything works hands-free, which means I can study while doing other things without needing to touch my phone.”

Read the full Audio Flash review on AppleVis.

How blind users study with Audio Flash

  • Full VoiceOver support. Every screen and control has a label, so you can find your way around by swiping.
  • Hands-free study sessions. Audio Flash reads the question, listens for your spoken answer, plays the correct answer, and moves to the next card automatically.
  • Customizable card steps. Choose the order of each card, such as question, pause, record your answer, then hear the correct answer.
  • Your preferred iOS voices. Use any voice downloaded in your iPhone's Accessibility settings, with different voices and languages for the question and answer. See how to get higher quality voices on iOS.
  • In-app CSV and Anki import. Import decks directly on your iPhone without a website or account. You can ask an AI assistant to write the CSV for you (see generating audio flashcards with AI).
  • FSRS spaced repetition. This is the same scheduling algorithm Anki uses.

Download Audio Flash on the App Store and study your first deck for free.

Tim Cronshaw, creator of Audio Flash
Tim Cronshaw

I'm an experienced software engineer and a passionate lifelong learner.