Accessibility Statement

Our approach

We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA and to address barriers reported by users. We have not completed an independent conformance audit and do not claim full WCAG conformance or legal certification. An accessibility statement does not replace applicable accessibility and accommodation duties.

Areas requiring assessment

The rich-text editor and formatting controls, changing or streaming results, keyboard focus, status announcements and text contrast require continued testing. This is not a verified exhaustive list of defects or an assertion that every feature works with every assistive technology. Google and Stripe interfaces are separately operated; report integration barriers to us so we can help identify an alternative.

Report a barrier or request accommodation

Contact hello@blury.ai with “Accessibility” in the subject. No account is required. Explain the page or task, what prevented access and your preferred reply method. Browser and assistive-technology details can help but are optional; you do not need to disclose a diagnosis or send private writing.

We aim to acknowledge requests within five business days and discuss a workaround, accessible format or expected next step. If an essential paid feature is inaccessible and we cannot resolve the barrier promptly, we will work with you on a reasonable alternative or appropriate refund, without limiting statutory rights. You or someone assisting you can request another communication method.

Accessible documents and privacy

You may request these legal documents and other relevant service information in an accessible format without charge. We use information in an accommodation request to address that request under the Privacy Policy. This process does not require you to waive a complaint, accommodation or consumer right.