ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

Last Updated: September 2026

ANTI is committed to providing a digital experience that is usable and accessible to as many people as reasonably possible, including people with disabilities.

We are working to improve the accessibility of the ANTI website and platform and to incorporate accessibility considerations into the design and development of the Service.

1. ACCESSIBILITY STANDARD

ANTI aims to implement applicable accessibility requirements under Israeli law, including, where applicable, the Israeli Standard for Web Content Accessibility (IS 5568) and the relevant Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

The applicable compliance level and requirements will be verified as part of ANTI's accessibility review before public launch.

2. ACCESSIBILITY MEASURES

ANTI is designed with accessibility considerations including, where applicable:

— semantic page structure;

— clear heading hierarchy;

— keyboard-accessible navigation and controls;

— visible keyboard focus states;

— appropriate labels for interactive controls;

— accessible forms and inputs;

— sufficient text and interface contrast;

— responsive layouts;

— support for browser zoom and text enlargement;

— meaningful alternative text for informative images;

— appropriate treatment of decorative images;

— accessible dialogs and modal interactions;

— logical focus order;

— compatibility considerations for assistive technologies.

3. KEYBOARD NAVIGATION

ANTI aims to make core functionality operable using a keyboard without requiring a mouse.

Interactive elements should support expected keyboard behavior, including navigation using the Tab and Shift + Tab keys and activation using appropriate keyboard controls.

Dialogs, menus and similar components should provide predictable keyboard and focus behavior.

4. IMAGES AND AI-GENERATED CONTENT

ANTI is a highly visual platform and includes synthetic model imagery, product references and AI-generated campaign content.

Where images communicate functional or informational content within the interface, ANTI aims to provide appropriate accessible descriptions or equivalent context.

User-generated and AI-generated campaign imagery may not always contain manually authored alternative descriptions.

ANTI will continue evaluating appropriate accessibility solutions for dynamically generated visual content.

5. FORMS AND INTERACTIVE CONTROLS

ANTI aims to provide clear labels, instructions and accessible states for forms and interactive elements.

Where validation errors occur, ANTI aims to communicate errors in a manner that does not rely solely on visual styling.

6. RESPONSIVE ACCESS

ANTI is designed for use across desktop and mobile devices.

Accessibility testing should include representative screen sizes and interaction methods before public launch.

7. MOTION AND VISUAL EFFECTS

ANTI uses motion and interactive visual effects selectively as part of its creative interface.

Where required, ANTI aims to respect relevant accessibility preferences and avoid effects that unnecessarily interfere with the ability to perceive or operate the Service.

Essential functionality should not depend solely on animation.

8. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

Certain functionality may rely on third-party services or interfaces.

ANTI may not have complete control over the accessibility of third-party systems.

Where third-party functionality creates a material accessibility barrier, ANTI will seek reasonable alternatives or improvements where practicable.

9. KNOWN LIMITATIONS

ANTI is an evolving platform.

Some areas, particularly dynamic AI-generated content or newly introduced features, may not yet provide an optimal experience for every assistive technology or accessibility need.

We welcome reports of accessibility barriers so they can be reviewed and addressed.

Known material accessibility limitations identified through testing will be documented here where appropriate.

10. ACCESSIBILITY TESTING

ANTI intends to perform accessibility review and testing before public commercial launch.

Testing should include, as appropriate:

— keyboard-only navigation;

— focus behavior;

— screen-reader compatibility;

— semantic structure;

— form labels and errors;

— contrast;

— browser zoom;

— responsive layouts;

— dialogs and dropdowns;

— campaign creation;

— model selection;

— product upload;

— generation controls;

— account functionality;

— checkout functionality when introduced.

The Accessibility Statement will be updated to accurately describe the results and level of conformance after this review.

11. ACCESSIBILITY FEEDBACK

If you experience difficulty accessing or using ANTI, please contact us.

When reporting an accessibility issue, it may be helpful to include:

— the page or feature where the issue occurred;

— a description of the problem;

— the device and browser used;

— the assistive technology used, if relevant.

ANTI will make reasonable efforts to review accessibility reports and address appropriate issues.

12. ACCESSIBILITY CONTACT

Accessibility inquiries may be submitted through ANTI's designated accessibility contact channel.

The applicable email address or contact method will be published before public launch.

13. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

Accessibility is an ongoing process.

As ANTI introduces new models, generation tools, campaign functionality and other features, accessibility considerations should remain part of product design, development and quality assurance.

14. UPDATES TO THIS STATEMENT

This Accessibility Statement may be updated following accessibility testing, material product changes or changes to applicable requirements.

The current version and last-updated date will be published on this page.