Check a page for accessibility barriers.
Start with an automated review, then see which findings need human verification.
- Results in seconds
- Free account to download reports
- No overlay widget — we fix your code
What you get
Three things, in about thirty seconds
Two honest scores
WCAG 2.1 AA conformance and best-practice, scored separately and never merged — over only the checkpoints the scan could actually decide.
Errors at exact locations
Each issue names the element: a CSS selector, an approximate line, the code as served, and where it matters a screenshot of the element itself.
Before → after code fixes
For every code-fixable issue, the current code and a suggested replacement. Download the list as Markdown, CSV or JSON and hand it to whoever builds your site.
Keep it under watch
Track up to 5 websites from your dashboard
Free account, no card. Add a website and every run lands in one place — score, what failed, what needs a human, and the report to download.
Keyboard focus, visually proven
Every Tab stop is screenshotted focused and unfocused, then pixel-diffed — VISIBLE / WEAK / NONE with the evidence images attached, plus automated keyboard-trap detection. No mainstream scanner shows you focus.
Coverage, not a defect list
Passes are reported alongside failures, so the report is a coverage document with a score whose denominator is honest about what was not tested.
Honest about the limits
Automation decides roughly 30–40% of WCAG. Every report says so, marks the rest for human review, and never claims certification. No overlay widget, ever.
How it works
Three steps, no account required
Paste your page address
Type what you have — www.example.com or a full URL. The scan starts
immediately, in your browser, free.
Read the report
Scores first, then every issue with its location, evidence and fix. Passes are shown too, so you know what was checked.
Fix it, or track it and re-check
Apply the suggested changes — or add the site to your dashboard and re-run it in one click whenever you ship.
Questions people actually ask
Is this a compliance certification?
No — and it never will be. This is an automated pre-audit conformance report against WCAG 2.1 Level AA. A certification requires a human audit, including usability testing with persons with disabilities. What this does: finds real issues you can fix today, and shrinks the cost of that certified audit.
What can automation actually catch?
Roughly 30–40% of WCAG issues — missing labels, contrast, alt text, language, keyboard structure and more. The rest (meaningful sequence, focus behaviour in complex widgets, screen-reader experience) is marked needs review with the evidence the scan already collected, so a human starts from a shortlist instead of a blank page.
Do I need an account to download my report?
No. The check and the full on-screen results are free without one. A free account — email with a quick 6-digit code, or one click with Google — unlocks the CSV, PDF and Markdown downloads, keeps your run history, and lets you track up to 5 websites.
What does the subscription add?
The whole-site crawl (20 or 100 pages by plan), interaction-state checks and the mobile/tablet viewport sweep. Single-page checks and 5 tracked websites stay free on every tier.