Accessibility statement

Musami · Last reviewed November 6, 2026

WavePrism Labs LLC wants anyone who wants to learn music theory to be able to use Musami. This statement covers the Musami app for iPhone and the website at musami.app.

Our aim

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. We design and test against them, but some parts of Musami don't meet them yet. Those parts are listed below, with what we know about each.

What Musami supports

• Musami is built to work with screen readers, including VoiceOver on iPhone. Our automated checks look for a name on every button and control. Music symbols are read as words, so "G♭" is read as "G flat" and a Roman numeral such as "vii°" is read as "seven diminished".
• Every musical example has a caption for screen readers. Where an audio example comes with text, the text says what it plays.
• On the website, text can be enlarged to 200% with the browser's zoom.
• Musami follows Reduce Motion on iPhone, and the website follows the reduced-motion setting in your browser. In the app you can also choose System, Reduced or Full in Settings. With reduced motion, the app keeps the information and removes the movement.
• Musami has a light and a dark theme, and we check that the text colors meet WCAG AA contrast on their backgrounds in both. We design so that color is not the only signal, because shapes and labels carry the same meaning, so learners who see color differently can follow a chord's job.
• Most buttons and controls are at least 44 by 44 points, so the tap targets are easy to hit. A few text links, such as Restore and the links at the bottom of the Pro screen, are smaller.
• On the website, the five-question demo can be used from the keyboard.
• Lessons play sound even when the iPhone's silent switch is on.

Known limits

• Some questions ask you to recognize an interval, a chord or a rhythm by ear, so ear-training questions need hearing and can't be answered without it. They can't be skipped or turned off yet. A wrong answer never blocks you, though: a missed question comes back once at the end of the lesson, and then the lesson moves on. The next module opens once you have taken the module's quiz, whatever your score.
• A screen reader may not describe every detail of a staff, keyboard or fretboard diagram, so some notation images may not be fully described.
• Rhythm questions need timing. Tapping a rhythm asks for each tap to land within about a tenth of a second of where it belongs (between 70 and 150 milliseconds, depending on the question), counted from your own first tap, so you choose when to start. This can be hard for people with some motor disabilities. There is no other way to answer these questions yet, but as with ear training, a missed question doesn't stop you going on.
• The iPhone app's text doesn't yet follow the system text size (Dynamic Type).
• In the jam room, a screen reader reads one chord's full name, "A mixolydian", where the screen shows only "A".

We are working on these. If one of them stops you from learning, please tell us (see "Contact us").

Supported devices and browsers

• The iPhone app runs on iOS 15 or later.
• The website works in current browsers.

How we test

• Automated checks with axe test the WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA rules on the key screens, which are the welcome screens, Home, practice, the glossary, your profile, Settings, the Pro screen, a unit, lessons, a quiz, the week view and the Studio. They report no serious or critical problems.
• We check that the app gives screen readers music symbols as words.
• Automated checks with axe found no violations of WCAG 2.1 Level AA on the website.

Contact us

If something in Musami is hard to use, or you need it in another format, write to support@waveprismlabs.com. Tell us which device you use and what you were trying to do. We reply within 5 business days, and we'll help you get the content in a way that works for you, for example as text.

About this statement

We prepared this statement on October 21, 2026 by testing Musami ourselves. We last reviewed it on November 6, 2026, and we review it at least once a year.

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