Accessibility is part of the product, not a final check.

Darvy is built for blind and visually impaired Windows users. We design the website and product around keyboard, screen-reader, and voice workflows, then test those paths continuously.

Our current commitment

Public Darvy pages are structured for keyboard navigation and screen-reader discovery. The Windows product is designed to work alongside NVDA, JAWS, and Windows Narrator while Darvy speaks its own responses.

Accessibility is not identical for every combination of Windows version, browser, screen reader, and target application. We describe the testing we perform and the limits we know instead of claiming universal compatibility.

What we currently test

  • Keyboard access, visible focus, skip links, headings, landmarks, controls, links, and form names across public HTML documents.
  • Automated browser accessibility checks as part of the website test suite.
  • Reduced-motion support and color contrast in the shared site theme.
  • Screen-reader coexistence and spoken feedback in supported Darvy workflows.

Automated checks can catch structural regressions, but they do not prove complete accessibility or legal conformance. Human reports remain essential.

Compatibility and known limits

  • Darvy currently supports Windows 10 and Windows 11.
  • Results can vary when an application exposes incomplete accessibility information or changes its interface.
  • Some computer-use tasks depend on third-party websites, applications, speech services, and model providers.
  • Darvy does not replace every screen-reader workflow; many people use it alongside NVDA or JAWS.

Review security and privacy information before using Darvy with sensitive work.

Report an accessibility problem

Email support@darvy.ai or use the contact page. If possible, include:

  • the page, application, or task you were using;
  • your Windows, browser, and screen-reader versions;
  • what you expected and what happened;
  • the exact words Darvy or your screen reader announced.

Do not send passwords, license keys, private documents, or other sensitive content in a report.

Evaluate Darvy in your own workflow

Start with the NVDA and JAWS coexistence guide, then use the five-scenario evaluation guide to check results and recovery in your own setup.

Every feature is available during a card-free 72-hour trial. No credit card is required to start. Darvy is $98/month for two computers afterward.