No. Google docs is the most accessible you will get, unless you use something like Office online. They should use NVDA because that works better with docs. It has loads of keyboard shortcuts. I haven't used it extensively but I've used it to colaborate on documents and, while it requires memorizing a bunch of keystrokes to do the most minimalist of tasks because focus still can't get to the button, it works well with NVDA and Chrome. Far better than JAWS.

I'm helping someone with the same issue, anyone try it with Mac or iPad and how does that work?

I’ve had this exact problem and would recommend office online if you can use it. You can edit in a normal word doc that will sync with the online document.

Google docks is very accessible with screen readers, especially nvda. check out the page called using google docks with a screen reader that google has published. That has most if not all the answers you'll need.

Unfortunately your best bet is using voiceover on your iPhone and there is a google docs app

hi there,

google docs is indeed accessible. for more information go to this link

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I use Google Docs daily and have no issues with it. If you have a Windows machine, use Jaws with either Chrome or Firefox. Make sure screen reader mode is on, and braille display support is also on regardless of whether or not you have one.
Also, on Mac, download Chrome and install Chromevox to use Docs. Message me if you have any questions.

I’ve had good and bad experiences. And not everyone uses nvda. I don’t know how to use that screen reader all that well honestly I use mostly mac and iphones these days. But if on the PC I use Jaws and actually prefer it.