CallSheet

Production tools should work for everyone.

CallSheet is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web. Accessibility verification is incomplete. These are the current App Store declarations for iPhone and iPad, checked September 12, 2026. Mac has no published declaration. They do not certify every workflow.

App Store declarations

VoiceOverNot declared in the App Store; physical-device verification incomplete
Voice ControlPublished for iPhone and iPad; remaining device checks are documented
Larger TextPublished for iPhone and iPad
Dark InterfacePublished for iPhone and iPad
Differentiate Without Color AloneNot declared in the App Store
Sufficient ContrastPublished for iPhone and iPad
Reduced MotionPublished for iPhone and iPad

How we check

Native checks use Simulator journeys and device review. Browser checks combine automated accessibility rules, responsive rendering and keyboard interaction. Automated checks cannot establish that every task works with assistive technology.

Common tasks in the verification

  • Create and edit a call sheet.
  • Add selected Apple Contacts or enter people manually.
  • Preview and share the PDF.
  • Purchase or restore CallSheet Pro.
  • Review recipients and publish private links.
  • Read delivery, recipient-page open, confirmation, and decline status.
  • Use Settings, legal information, support, and account deletion.

Report an accessibility issue

Email joey@production-engine.com with the app version, device, and a short description of what blocked you. Do not include private recipient links or production details.

Last reviewed September 12, 2026. Published labels and test coverage are different evidence. Earlier maximum-text checks and current automated journeys do not establish complete spoken VoiceOver, rotor navigation or physical Voice Control behavior in every workflow. Mac assistive-technology checks and browser screen-reader checks remain incomplete.