Most iPhone owners have never opened the Accessibility menu, yet it quietly holds some of the most useful features Apple has ever built. These tools were originally designed for people with visual, hearing, or motor impairments, but many of them have quietly become favorites among everyday users who simply want more control over how their phone behaves.

Whether you want to tap the back of your phone to launch an app, get a flashing light instead of a ringtone, or have your iPhone read a webpage aloud while you cook dinner, there is likely a built-in feature that already does it. This guide walks through the accessibility tools worth turning on, even if you do not consider yourself to have any specific accessibility need.