Accessibility Statement

Last updated: 19 October 2026

At StreamLive Pro we want everyone, including people with disabilities, to be able to use our website and service easily, independently and with dignity. We have made the website accessible under the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 5773-2013, and the Israeli Standard IS 5568, which is based on the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0.

What we reviewed and how

The latest review was carried out on 15 October 2026. It covered the home and pricing page, sign-up, sign-in, e-mail verification and password reset, the Help Center and blog, every information and policy page, the error pages, and the main dashboard screens (home, live, connections, content, storage, Shorts, translation, analytics, billing, settings and support). Every page was reviewed in Hebrew and in English, on a desktop screen and on a phone screen.

• An automated review against the WCAG 2.0 level A and AA rules.
• A manual review: keyboard-only navigation, visible focus, the “skip to content” link, language and direction settings, form labels and error messages, colour contrast, text alternatives for images, video captions, the “reduce motion” setting, 200% zoom, and landmarks for screen readers.

What we have done

Structure, language and navigation

• The website is available in Hebrew (right to left) and English (left to right). Every page declares its language and direction, so screen readers read it in the right language.
• Every page has a unique title, a single main heading and a hierarchical heading structure.
• The home page, this page and the dashboard have a “skip to main content” link that appears on the first Tab press, and marked landmarks (header, navigation, main content, footer).
• All links, buttons, menus and forms work with a keyboard, and the focused element has a clearly visible outline.
• A link to this statement appears at the bottom of every public page and on the dashboard’s support page.

Content, colour and text

• Text contrast is at least 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text.
• Links inside paragraphs are underlined, not marked by colour alone.
• Images that carry information have text alternatives. Purely decorative images and icons are hidden from screen readers.
• The page can be zoomed to 200% without losing content or functions, and the layout adapts to phone screens.

Forms and messages

• Every field in the sign-up, sign-in, password-reset and dashboard forms has a label that screen readers announce.
• Error messages are shown as text next to the field, not by colour alone, and important system messages are announced to screen readers.
• Progress bars (for example while a video is processed) are labelled, so screen readers know what they show.

Video and motion

• Our brand film and our tutorial videos have Hebrew and English captions. The tutorial player in the dashboard shows captions on screen, announces them to screen readers and can be operated with a keyboard.
• Videos never start playing with sound on their own.
• The website respects the operating system’s “reduce motion” setting: continuous animations stop, and the tutorial player switches to manual step-by-step navigation.

Exceptions and known limitations

We keep improving the website. These are the limitations we know of today:

• Content that users upload or stream. Live broadcasts, recordings and videos that our customers upload, stream or publish are their responsibility, and may have no captions or audio description. The service offers creators automatic captions and translation tools, and we encourage them to use these.
• Live broadcasts. Live captions are generated automatically, are available only when the broadcaster turns them on, and may contain errors or lag. Corrected captions can be added to the recording after the broadcast.
• Third-party components and players. Embedded players (for example YouTube and Facebook), social-network sign-in windows and the secure payment page of our payment processor are operated by outside providers. If one of them (for example the payment page) is difficult for you to use, contact us and we will complete the task with you another way.
• Editing tools and the broadcast studio. The video editor, the timeline and the broadcast studio are complex graphical tools. Some actions in them, such as dragging on the timeline or positioning layers on the preview, are easier with a mouse or touch screen. The main actions have buttons that work with a keyboard.

If something is difficult for you, contact us and we will help you complete the task another way, for example by e-mail or phone.

Accessibility requests

Found an accessibility problem or have a suggestion? We would like to hear about it. To help us respond quickly, please include the page address, what you were trying to do, and the browser and assistive technology you used (if any).

We aim to answer every request within 5 business days. This statement applies to the streamlivepro.io website and the service dashboard, operated by KIWI AI.

Physical accessibility

StreamLive Pro is an online-only service with no office or branch open to the public. The whole service is provided through the website, by e-mail and by phone.

Date of the latest review: 15 October 2026 · Statement last updated: 19 October 2026