Accessibility Nutrition Labels
Accessibility Nutrition Labels tell shoppers which accessibility features your app supports, similar in spirit to a nutrition label for ingredients. Accurate labels build trust. Helm helps you review and fill App Store accessibility labels so the product page matches the experience you ship.
What Accessibility Nutrition Labels are
Apple's Accessibility Nutrition Labels appear on the App Store product page. They communicate support for features such as VoiceOver, Larger Text, and other accessibility capabilities your app actually provides.
Labels are not a marketing badge to invent. They should reflect tested support in the binary customers download.
Why it matters when you ship
Shoppers who rely on accessibility features use these labels to decide. Overstating support creates frustration and support load. Understating support hides work you already did.
Treat labels as part of your launch checklist, especially when a release adds or changes accessibility behavior.
How Helm helps
Helm includes Accessibility Nutrition Labels tools so you can review and fill labels in the same place you prepare the rest of the listing.
The goal is simple: your product page should match the experience you ship, without a scavenger hunt through ASC.
Keep engineering and metadata in sync
When QA verifies VoiceOver or Dynamic Type, update the labels in the same release. Do not wait for a later "metadata only" pass that never happens.
If support is partial, be precise. Honest labels protect both users and your reputation.
FAQ
Are Accessibility Nutrition Labels required?
Follow Apple's current App Store requirements for your platforms. Even when optional, accurate labels help the right customers find you.
Do labels need a new binary?
Label updates are metadata, but they must stay true to the binary on the store. Ship label changes with the version that delivers the support.
Can AI fill accessibility labels for me?
Helm helps you complete the fields in a clearer workflow. You still need real product knowledge and testing to mark support accurately.
