Scam Verifier Accessibility Statement

1. Our Commitment

1.1 Schultz Corp Ltd. ("Company", "we", "us" or "our") is a company incorporated under the laws of the State of Israel, with its business address at Simta Almonit 7, Tel Aviv, Israel. We operate the Scam Verifier app and website. Many of the people who use Scam Verifier are older adults, people with low vision, reduced dexterity or hearing loss, and people who simply prefer larger text and fewer steps. For them, an accessible service is not an optional extra. It is what allows them to check a worrying message calmly, without depending on someone else.

1.2 We therefore treat accessibility as part of the design, development and testing of the Service, and not as a separate project. We are committed to improving the accessibility of the Service on an ongoing basis, and to providing reasonable assistance and alternative means of access to anyone who encounters a barrier.

2. Scope of This Statement

2.1 This Accessibility Statement (the "Statement") applies to:

(a) the Scam Verifier app for iPhone, version 1.01 and later (the "App");

(b) the Scam Verifier app for Android, once it is publicly released, to the extent stated in this Statement; and

(c) the website at scamverifier.app, including its home page, help content, Privacy Policy and Terms of Service pages (the "Website").

2.2 The App and the Website are together referred to as the "Service". The Service is currently available in English only.

2.3 This Statement does not apply to third-party services, websites or content, even where they are reached through the Service. Section 9 explains how we handle third-party content.

3. Accessibility Standard and Conformance Status

3.1 Our standard. We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), Level AA, as the target standard for the Service. WCAG 2.2 is the current international reference standard for accessible websites and is also widely applied to mobile apps. Where they provide more specific guidance for mobile devices, we also take into account the accessibility guidance published by Apple for iOS and by Google for Android.

3.2 Conformance status. A full conformance assessment has not yet been completed. We are working toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA; limited checks do not establish conformance across the Service. Section 7 explains our ongoing improvement efforts and how to report accessibility issues and request assistance.

3.3 Basis of this Statement. The conformance status described in this Statement is based on a self-evaluation carried out by our team on October 7, 2026, using the methods described in Section 8.

4. Accessibility Features

4.1 In the App. The current App source includes the following accessibility features. Availability and behavior in the released App Store build still need to be verified:

(a) Larger text. A "Larger text" setting increases the size of text throughout the App.

(b) Light, dark and system appearance. You can choose a light or dark appearance, or follow your device setting.

(c) Readable color contrast. We aim for a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for normal text in both light and dark appearance. Representative colors have been checked; this is not a complete contrast assessment of every App screen.

(d) Results that do not rely on color. Each result is shown in words (for example, "Likely scam", "Needs checking" or "No clear warning signs"), and not by color or icon alone.

(e) Large touch targets. Our design goal is for main controls to provide generous touch areas, using Apple's 44 by 44 point recommendation and the WCAG 2.2 target-size criterion of 24 by 24 CSS pixels or sufficient spacing, subject to its exceptions (see Section 5.1).

(f) Screen reader support. The current implementation includes labels for form fields and many icon-only buttons, and live announcements for selected status updates. Coverage across all workflows, results and errors still needs verification with screen readers.

(g) Visible focus. When a keyboard or other external input device is used, the item in focus is marked with a clear outline.

(h) Reduced motion. If you turn on your device's "Reduce Motion" setting, the App switches off its animations and transitions.

(i) Time to read and act. The App does not impose time limits on reading results or reviewing a message. You can review and edit text extracted from a photo before any check is made.

(j) Plain language. We write results and guidance in plain, everyday language and explain what to do next and what not to do.

4.2 On the Website. The Website currently includes:

(a) a "Skip to content" link at the top of each page, which appears when it receives keyboard focus;

(b) a logical heading structure and page regions that help screen reader users find their way;

(c) text alternatives for meaningful images;

(d) links and controls that can be operated with a keyboard (Tab and Shift+Tab to move, Enter to follow a link, and Enter or Space to operate a button), with visible focus indication;

(e) a layout that adapts to small screens and to browser zoom, without disabling zoom; and

(f) support for your device's reduced-motion preference.

5. Mobile-Specific Design

5.1 Touch targets. WCAG 2.2 (Success Criterion 2.5.8) requires touch and pointer targets of at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels, or sufficient spacing around smaller targets. Apple recommends a minimum of 44 by 44 points and Google recommends 48 by 48 density-independent pixels. Our design target for the App is the higher of these recommendations for the main controls. Smaller controls, such as checkboxes, can be activated by tapping their full text label.

5.2 Text size and reflow. The current iPhone implementation supports system text size (Dynamic Type) and the App's "Larger text" setting. The Website permits browser zoom and adapts to small screens. Complete testing at 200 percent text enlargement, 400 percent browser zoom and the largest iPhone text sizes remains outstanding (see Section 8). Android support will be assessed if an Android version is released.

5.3 Orientation. The App is designed to support portrait and landscape orientation on iPhone; complete testing in the released App remains outstanding. The Website adapts to both orientations.

5.4 Color contrast. We aim for a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text, and 3:1 for the boundaries of controls and other meaningful graphics, in both light and dark appearance.

5.5 Motion and flashing. The Service does not use flashing content. Animations are limited and are switched off when the device's reduced-motion setting is turned on.

6. Assistive Technologies and Platforms

6.1 The Service is designed to be compatible with the following assistive technologies and platforms:

6.2 For the best experience, we recommend using the latest version of your device's operating system, browser and assistive technology.

7. Known Limitations and Workarounds

7.1 Despite our efforts, some parts of the App or Website may not be fully accessible. We are working on an ongoing basis to identify and address accessibility issues and to improve access to the Service.

7.2 If you encounter an accessibility issue, please email support@scamverifier.app. Tell us which App screen or Website page is affected and describe the difficulty you experienced. We will review your report and work toward an appropriate fix or improvement, and provide reasonable assistance or an alternative way to access the information or complete the task where reasonably possible (see Section 10). We will update this Statement as accessibility issues are addressed and improvements are made.

8. How We Assess Accessibility

8.1 The current assessment and proposed further checks are:

(a) a limited review of design and source code against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, including representative color-contrast measurements and inspection of control sizing;

(b) limited Website keyboard, focus, dialog and small-screen checks, and browser-based App layout checks. These do not establish behavior on a physical iPhone or in the released App Store build;

(c) planned automated accessibility testing as part of our release process;

(d) planned structured testing with VoiceOver, Voice Control and Switch Control on iPhone and screen readers on the Website, and with TalkBack if an Android version is released; and

(e) feedback from people who use the Service.

8.2 This Statement was prepared on Oct 7, 2026 on the basis of a self-assessment.

9. Third-Party Content and Services

9.1 Some steps in the Service are provided by third parties, for example Apple App Store purchase screens (and Google Play purchase screens if an Android version is released), third-party sign-in screens, your device's share sheet, and the government and support websites to which our help pages link. These interfaces are designed and maintained by their operators, and we do not control their accessibility.

9.2 If a third-party step prevents you from using Scam Verifier, please contact us (Section 10). We will try to help you complete the task in another way where reasonably possible, and we will raise the issue with the third party where appropriate.

10. Feedback, Assistance and Alternative Formats

10.1 Accessibility contact. For accessibility questions, requests and complaints, contact our support team using the details below:

• Accessibility Coordinator: Ben Schultz
• Email: support@scamverifier.app
• Postal address: P.O. Box 3261, Tel Aviv 6103201, Israel

You can also reach us through Contact Support in the App. You do not need an account to contact us.

10.2 What to tell us. To help us understand the problem, please tell us, if you can:

(a) the App screen or Website page, and what you were trying to do;

(b) what stopped you from completing it;

(c) your device, operating system, App or browser version, and any assistive technology or setting you use; and

(d) how you would like us to reply, for example by email, by phone or in large print.

10.3 Protect your information. Please share only what we need to understand the problem. Never send passwords, sign-in codes, bank or card details, or the full text of a private message. A description, or a copy with personal details removed, is usually enough.

10.4 Our response. We will acknowledge your message within 7 business days and aim to give you a full response within 15 business days. Where applicable law requires an earlier response or action, we will comply with that requirement. If a fix will take longer, we will tell you, and we will offer a reasonable alternative way to obtain the information or complete the task in the meantime, where reasonably possible.

10.5 Alternative formats. On request, we will make our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, this Statement and other information about the Service available in an alternative format, such as large print or plain text, where reasonably possible.

10.6 No charge. We do not charge for accessibility assistance or alternative formats.

11. If You Are Not Satisfied

11.1 If you are not satisfied with our response, please write to our support team and ask for your request to be reviewed. A member of our management will review it and respond within 15 business days.

11.2 You may also have the right to contact a public authority or advisory service in your country, for example: in Israel, the Commission for Equal Rights of Persons with Disabilities; in the United States, the U.S. Department of Justice (www.ada.gov); in the United Kingdom, the Equality Advisory and Support Service (www.equalityadvisoryservice.com); in Canada, the Canadian Human Rights Commission or the human rights commission of your province or territory; and in Australia, the Australian Human Rights Commission (www.humanrights.gov.au).

12. Legal Notice

12.1 This Statement describes our accessibility goals and the status of the Service as at the date shown at the top of this Statement. It is provided for information purposes and to help users access the Service.

12.2 This Statement does not form part of our Terms of Service, and it does not create any warranty, guarantee or contractual obligation, or extend or limit any right that you have under applicable law. Nothing in this Statement limits any right that you may have under laws that protect persons with disabilities.

12.3 The descriptions of conformance and features in this Statement relate to the version of the Service identified in Section 2.1 and may not reflect later changes until this Statement is next updated.

13. Review and Updates

13.1 We review this Statement at least every 12 months, and whenever we make a material change to the Service or to its accessibility. The date of the last review appears at the top of this Statement.

13.2 We welcome suggestions for improving this Statement itself. Please send them to our support team at the address in Section 10.1.