Made for every age
Baba was built for a grandmother first. Every setting she needed is in one place: bigger words, more space, stronger colours and a voice that reads to her.
From 0.8 to 1.8 times normal, in fine steps, across the whole app. Dynamic Type is respected too.
Add space between lines, up to double, for easier reading.
Deeper colours and clearer dividers, in light or dark appearance.
Outlines around every button, the way buttons used to look.
Turns off animations, and follows the iPhone or iPad setting automatically.
Any article read in Ukrainian or English, from half speed to one and a half.
Try it here
Baba lets you enlarge the text up to 1.8 times, add space between lines and raise the contrast. Try it on this sample story, and switch it between languages the way the app does.
Embroidery circles in Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Chernivtsi have finished a year-long project to give every family on their list a hand-sewn shirt for Vyshyvanka Day.
When Baba opens for the first time it asks about language, faith, calendar, sources, text size and notifications, one question per screen. A family member can set it up once and hand the iPad back.
Every control has a spoken label for people who use VoiceOver.
Yes. The first-run setup takes about a minute, and every choice can be changed later in Settings.
