Review step
Scope the task and platforms before review starts
Native mobile review
Native Mobile App Accessibility Audit
Accessibility review for downloaded iOS and Android apps, including onboarding, authentication, navigation, forms, upgrade flows, settings, screen reader behavior, and control labeling in the native experience itself.
Best fit
- Teams shipping native iOS or Android products
- Apps with onboarding, sign-in, account management, booking, or purchase flows
- Organizations that need real VoiceOver and TalkBack usability testing
First step
Name the flow that matters most, confirm the platforms, and choose the right review size.
Starting point
Native Mobile App Audits start at $300-$600 per platform
Final pricing depends on the confirmed pages, flows, platforms, documents, timeline, and retest expectations.
Review step
Test the agreed flow with assistive technology and keyboard behavior
Review step
Write findings with impact, reproduction steps, and expected behavior
Review step
Retest the same flow when fixes are ready
Best question
When to choose this
Does the downloaded app need native accessibility testing?
Choose this for a downloaded iOS or Android app where VoiceOver, TalkBack, native controls, focus movement, and screen changes need review.
Boundary
What this is not
Not a mobile web review, not a website audit, and not a replacement for platform-specific app build access.
Next step
What to prepare
Confirm the platform, app build, account access, and the in-app flows that should be reviewed first.
What you receive
Clear deliverables for the agreed review
Findings across the included iOS or Android flow
Notes on VoiceOver, TalkBack, focus order, labeling, and important screen changes after actions
Fix guidance mapped to native patterns, controls, and navigation behavior where relevant
One free same-flow re-check within 21 days after an updated build is ready
Main deliverable
A mobile findings set with assistive-technology notes across the included app flows
Included review areas
iOSAndroidMobile onboarding flowsAuthentication and purchase flowsIn-app settings and navigation patterns
Main result
Teams get a mobile-specific read on how the app behaves with assistive technology and where native remediation work should begin.
Good fit: Best when a downloaded app needs review separate from the website
How Guidepost works
Task-based review, plain language, and practical follow-through
The work is centered on the tasks people need to complete, the barriers that interrupt those tasks, and the written guidance a team needs in order to fix them.
Included mobile review areas
iOS accessibility audits for onboarding, login, account recovery, purchase, and settings
Android accessibility audits for TalkBack behavior, navigation patterns, and custom controls
Screen reader usability, focus order, control labeling, and gesture alternatives
Authentication, form flows, subscription upgrades, and important screen changes after actions