Why it matters: Tapbots makes Tweetbot, a very popular Twitter app that routinely earns praise from the Apple pundit class, of which I am allegedly a member. But when I tried it some time ago, I found the app did not support VoiceOver, the iOS screen reader. And the developer never responded to requests that the app be made accessible.

When I saw that Ivory was potentially headed down the same path, including getting a lot of praise from people who say they value accessibility, I posted the above to ask Tapbots about their plans. The dev wrote back to say that theirs is a small team, and that accessibility was not on the current priority list. I maintain that if you make something good, and get credit in the community for doing that, people should know whether/how you approach accessibility.