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Mindfulness Play: Solitaire
Calm browser solitaire designed with VoiceOver from the start: cards announce position and available moves, and double-tap or Enter moves the card automatically.
Short verdict
VoiceOver players on iPhone or iPad who want to test a relaxed solitaire game with no timer and can accept that the game currently chooses the best legal move for you.
Facts
- Developer
- Dani App Maker
- Platforms
- Web browser, iPhone/iPad with Safari and VoiceOver, Keyboard in browser
- Game type
- Card game, Puzzle, Calm game
- Language
- English
- Accessibility rating
- Promising for VoiceOver users, but still a test build
- Accessibility Score
- 80/100
- Platform
- Web browser, iPhone, iPad
- Vision / need
- Blind, Low vision, Screen reader
- Accessibility
- VoiceOver, Audio cues, Keyboard navigation
- Game type
- Card game, Puzzle
- Last updated
- 2026-10-05
Where to find the game
- Web browser: Mindfulness Play: Solitaire
Covers: Safari on iPhone/iPad, Browser with keyboard
Accessibility
- The developer says the game was designed for VoiceOver from the start and works in Safari on iPhone/iPad plus keyboard.
- The public page includes a screen-reader introduction that explains board order, the goal, swipe navigation, double-tap/Enter moves, the draw pile, and buttons.
- Technical inspection of the page found ARIA status regions for game events, controls for new game, undo, invitation/pause, “Show me a move”, and settings, plus many VoiceOver-related labels.
- An AppleVis player comment says the game is very accessible, gameplay is easy to follow, and the nature-sound menu works with VoiceOver.
- No timer or score pressure; cards can move automatically to a legal place when VoiceOver reports a move.
Known limitations
- This is a public test/prototype, not an App Store release. Accessibility and the link can change quickly.
- Independent evidence is currently one AppleVis comment plus technical inspection of the web page; I did not find a full external playthrough or testing of save/end-game flow.
- The move model gives less control than classic solitaire: when a card has a move, double-tap/Enter sends it automatically to the best legal spot instead of always letting you choose the target.
- The developer is still asking for advice on board descriptions and move choice, so full board inspection and decision flow are not settled yet.
- Only English is confirmed. iPhone/iPad Safari is the main platform described; other browsers should be tested separately.
Price/status
Free public browser test. The developer has mentioned a possible later App Store version.
Free browser prototype checked on 2026-10-05. Publicly playable in Safari/browser; the developer is still seeking VoiceOver testers before a possible App Store release.