What are accessibility nutrition labels?

Accessibility nutrition labels are App Store declarations showing which accessibility features your app actually supports. They work across nine features including VoiceOver, Voice Control, Larger Text, Sufficient Contrast, Reduced Motion, Captions, and Audio Descriptions, and are declared separately for each device family and reviewed by Apple.

These things matter for two reasons: users who rely on assistive technologies actively choose apps that declare support, and the declarations push developers to test what they claim. Accurate labels are both an act of respect and a genuine differentiator in categories where few apps bother.

Kickstart walks through Apple's accessibility declarations by device family, turns missing work into tasks, and keeps the answers ready for submission.