The first accessibility scanner built for AI-native development. Ask Claude or your coding assistant to scan a site for WCAG issues — and get back evidence, video recordings of real screen-reader user journeys, and developer-ready fix guidance.
Connect it to Claude Desktop, VS Code, or run it directly from the command line. Every scan produces auditable evidence — including a video showing exactly what a blind user hears and experiences.
Accessibility keeps getting bolted on after the fact — separate tool, separate report, separate mental model.
Developers write code in one environment, then switch to a different scanner, upload URLs, wait for results, and context-switch back to fix issues. Accessibility becomes a chore — not part of the flow.
A rule violation like "missing aria-label" is technically accurate but doesn't show what a blind user actually experiences. Stakeholders need to feel the problem, not just read about it.
Authenticated flows, multi-step journeys, and deeply linked applications are hard to audit with tools that only scan one page at a time without resume or prioritisation logic.
Connect it as an MCP server to Claude Desktop, VS Code, or any MCP-compatible AI tool. Ask in plain language — "scan example.com for WCAG 2.1 AA issues and tell me what to fix first" — and get back a structured audit alongside your code.
The scanner drives a real NVDA screen reader through the site and records a video of the journey — with visual overlays showing each announcement. Sighted developers, designers, and executives see the blind-user experience firsthand.
Crawls entire sites with intelligent URL prioritisation — homepage and high-traffic pages first, deep links later. Resume-capable, so long audits of large sites can pause and continue without losing progress.
Combines a deterministic WCAG rule engine with AI-powered contextual analysis for nuanced issues — unclear labels, misleading controls, confusing heading structures — that static rules miss.
WCAG 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 at levels A, AA, AAA, plus Section 508 mapping — all with specific criterion-level attribution per finding.
Video walkthroughs with NVDA narration overlaid showing focus, announcements, and keyboard flow — turning abstract issues into visible, shareable evidence.
Click through multi-step forms, handle dialogs, switch tabs, upload files, export PDFs, and capture screenshots — letting you audit authenticated flows and complex journeys, not just static pages.
Generates HTML, DOCX, and PDF reports with annotated screenshots, video frames, WCAG references, and fix guidance per issue — ready for compliance, developers, and executives.
Authenticated scanning for logged-in areas, progress saving for long crawls, and the ability to run entirely within your own infrastructure when required.
Every issue ships with actionable guidance aligned to WCAG — so the same AI that found the problem can help you resolve it.
Use it conversationally in your AI assistant, or headlessly in a pipeline.
Connect the MCP server to Claude Desktop or VS Code. Ask your assistant to run an accessibility scan on any URL, discuss findings conversationally, and pull in evidence on demand — all inside your existing coding workflow.
Run the scanner directly from a terminal with a single command. Useful for CI/CD pipelines, scheduled audits, and headless environments where you need accessibility checks without a human in the loop.
Machine-readable JSON, annotated screenshots, a stakeholder-ready NVDA journey video, and HTML / DOCX / PDF reports with WCAG references and fix suggestions — every scan, every time.
When the scanner lives inside the AI assistant developers already use, accessibility stops being a separate step and becomes part of writing and reviewing code.
A video of a screen reader struggling through your checkout is more persuasive than a spreadsheet of violations. It aligns leadership, design, and product on fixes.
Per-criterion attribution, video evidence, and annotated screenshots form a complete evidence pack for legal, regulatory, and enterprise compliance.
Whether you're reviewing a PR, briefing a client, or running an overnight crawl.
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