Dynamic Type
Text scales with your system text-size setting, so you can read comfortably without zooming or squinting.
Accessibility
A brain workout everyone can enjoy
We want Brain Groove to be playable and enjoyable for as many people as possible. Accessibility isn't a feature we bolted on — it shapes how we design every game.
Color-blind safe
We never rely on color alone — every cue also uses an icon, shape, or label, so meaning stays clear for color-blind players.
Generous touch targets
Buttons and tiles are sized to be easy to tap accurately on phone and tablet, with comfortable spacing.
Full keyboard support
Play with a keyboard, not just touch — and not just the menus. Number games use the keypad, and grid games map every cell to a key laid out like the board.
Dark mode
Brain Groove follows your system appearance and switches to a tuned dark theme automatically — easier on the eyes in low light, with contrast checked in both light and dark.
Reduced motion
Turn on Reduce Motion in your device settings and Brain Groove respects it: sliding transitions become gentle fades, the countdown and score reveal settle without movement, and the wrong-answer shake is switched off.
No time pressure when you need it
Every game has a Practice mode with the clock switched off, so you can learn and play at your own pace. Each game also includes a quick visual tutorial the first time you play, and you can re-open it anytime.
Designed to be understood
Puzzles are hand-tuned and fair — for example, Defuse boards are vetted to be solvable without guessing. Difficulty adapts to you, easing back after a miss so the game stays in a comfortable, motivating zone rather than becoming frustrating.
Screen readers: an honest note
For categories that don't depend on sight, you can navigate and play with VoiceOver or TalkBack — menus, game controls, and results are labeled for screen readers. We're honest about the limits, though: some of our games, especially in the Visualize category, are inherently visual, and there's no meaningful way to describe them through a screen reader, so we don't claim those work with VoiceOver or TalkBack.
We're still improving
Accessibility is ongoing work, not a finished checklist. If something is hard to use, or you have a suggestion that would make Brain Groove work better for you, we genuinely want to hear it.
Tell us what would help
Email accessibility@braingroove.app with feedback, barriers you've hit, or ideas. Real player input is how we make the game better for everyone.
This statement describes our accessibility goals and approach. Specific feature availability may vary by platform and app version.