Most mobile accessibility tools require SDK integration, code changes, or uploading app data to the cloud. AccessSure Mobile Scanner does none of those.
Connect any iOS or Android device over USB, point the scanner at any installed app — including third-party and production builds — and get back annotated screenshots, WCAG-mapped findings, and developer-ready fix guidance. Everything processes locally on your own machine.
They assume you own the source, can upload screenshots to the cloud, and work only with text-based violation reports. Most teams don't.
Most mobile scanners require embedding an SDK into your app's source code. That's a non-starter for third-party apps, competitor benchmarking, production builds you don't own, or environments where build pipelines are locked down.
Tools that upload screenshots or UI trees to external servers are unacceptable for healthcare, finance, government, and defence apps where data residency and confidentiality matter.
A list of violation codes doesn't tell developers where on the screen the issue lives. Without visual evidence, reproducing and fixing the issue becomes guesswork.
Scan any app already installed on a real device — your own build, a client's app, a competitor's app, or a third-party app you need to audit. No source access required.
Everything runs on your own machine over a direct USB connection. No Wi-Fi exposure, no cloud uploads, no external data leakage. Ideal for sensitive apps and regulated environments.
Combines 32 built-in deterministic WCAG rules with AI-powered contextual checks for nuanced issues — unclear labels, misleading controls, missing semantic information — that rule-based scans alone miss.
Every finding includes an annotated screenshot showing exactly where the violation is. Paired with HTML reports, severity ratings, WCAG references, and fix guidance for developers.
Plug in, trust the connection, scan. The same tool works across platforms.
32 built-in rules mapped to WCAG 2.1 / 2.2, with Critical, Serious, and Moderate severity classification.
Captures actual screens and full UI hierarchy directly from connected iOS and Android devices — accurate, current, and reflective of what real users see.
Optional AI checks catch context-dependent issues that deterministic rules can't detect — when a label is technically present but semantically misleading.
Capture multiple screens in a single session to audit complete user journeys — onboarding, checkout, settings flow — and export everything as a unified report.
Full scan results export as JSON for integration into automated regression pipelines, internal dashboards, and compliance reporting systems.
Every finding comes with the exact screen, the exact element, severity, WCAG reference, and a developer-ready fix suggestion.
Run the setup once to install the required device-connectivity components. Launch the desktop app — no account, no login, no cloud configuration.
Plug an iOS or Android device into your computer via USB and trust the connection. The scanner auto-detects the device.
Navigate to any screen in any installed app, click "Run Scan," and the tool captures the screen, extracts UI data, and runs all checks in seconds.
Get an HTML report with annotated screenshots, severity ratings, WCAG mappings, and fix suggestions — plus JSON export for automation.
Sensitive apps — healthcare, banking, defence, enterprise — can be audited without any data leaving your machine.
Because there's no SDK requirement, you can scan vendor apps, competitor apps, and any installed build — not just your own codebase.
JSON exports plug directly into CI/CD, QA automation, and accessibility dashboards already in use.
Whether you're catching regressions each sprint or auditing an app you've never seen the source for.
Whether you're auditing a single app or rolling out mobile accessibility testing across an organization, we'll help you get started.