Discord doesn't seem accessible. :( I don't quite get why, though... it seems like it would be so easy to make it screen-reader friendly, since it is mostly just text.

Pocket (now run by Mozilla) is a good example of a somewhat usable app that has a ton of basic problems.

Inkle's 80 Days is a good example of an app that *could* be accessible, but isn't, probably because they used Unity. Same with Sorcery! (Steve Jackson).

Games in general are not very accessible and are something it seems a lot of blind people appreciate when they're done right. (King of Dragon Pass is probably the best example of how to do it.)

1. Discord. People have been requesting Discord become accessible since 2015. Both via there feedback forum, via there Reddit, and via there Twitter. The developers are quite clear when they respond that they will never fix the app to include even basic accessibility, as it is not a priority for them. As a moderator of several subs on Reddit that run discord servers, this problem effects me enormously. Even Slack created an IRC gateway to at least give us access to the text chat, if not voice and everything else. Discord won't even do that much.

2. Songpop. This feels like the perfect game for blind folks. However, again, even though we've been asking for something like five years, they have no intention of adding any access features at all.

Games are a big thing, as mentioned. Usually, games in the app store running on the Unity engine are inaccessible, Pokémon GO for example. One game that does accessibility well is Blackbox.

Snapchat, who is ironically losing tons of users and struggling for relevance amongst younger crowds, refuses to make their very accessible. VoiceOver is a nightmare on it and it's a fairly simple UI for sighted people. Snap Inc. is just missing out on a much larger market.

The Twitch app isn't very accessible, at least when you're watching something and want to talk to people in the chat on mobile. However, it's kind of understandable, since I don't think it's possible to make a chat accessible. It's unfortunate though, since it would be a nice way for me to talk to the chat, when I'm streaming.

Not sure if it has an app, but the Coinbase site. I just tried that and wow it really doesn't work.

I don't use many third-party apps because most of them are not optimized for screen-readers, and some of them are written using cross platform frameworks that simply don't work with screen-readers at all. An example of that is Roland's Piano Partner 2 app which has pop-ups that that are not accessible using VoiceOver, which is even worse than graphical controls without screen-reader descriptions, which this app also suffers from.

When it comes to purchased apps I'm even more careful, because unlike the sighted I can never tell in advance whether an app is going to be accessible and usable. I have recently bought a Windows laptop and switched from MacOS just to use Quick Windows Sequencer, a free MIDI production app written by a blind guy who was even more frustrated than I am about the inexistence of accessible and usable music production apps.

I'm having trouble finding a good to do list app. I bought a few with good reviews but had to get a refund since they aren't accessible.