A scan that names the file
Contrast, missing alternative text, unlabelled form fields, heading order, focus traps, link text. Each failure comes with the page, the element and the template or block responsible — not a score out of a hundred.
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Know what fails, and where
A scanner that checks your pages against WCAG 2.2, explains every failure in plain English, points at the template or block causing it, and re-checks on a schedule so your site does not drift back.
Not released yet. Join the waitlist and we will email you the moment it is — the size of the list is how we decide what we build next.
- No overlay widget
- Scheduled re-scans
- Report you can file
- Multi-site licences
What it would do
Find what fails WCAG on your WordPress site, in words you can act on.
Plain English, not spec numbers
Every issue explains what it means for someone using a screen reader or keyboard, why it fails, and what a correct version looks like. Success criterion references are there if you want them, but they are not the explanation.
Re-scans on a schedule
Accessibility regresses the moment someone adds a page. Weekly or monthly scans tell you what changed and what broke since last time.
A report you can hand over
An export for your own records, or for a client, showing what was found, what was fixed and what is outstanding. Built for agencies managing sites for other people.
Definitely not an overlay
We will not sell you a widget that claims to fix accessibility at runtime. Those are widely disliked by the disabled users they claim to serve, and have attracted litigation rather than prevented it. This plugin finds problems and helps you fix them properly in your theme.
Honest about what a scanner sees
Automated testing catches a useful minority of accessibility problems — roughly a third, on most estimates. The plugin will say so, tell you which checks need a human, and never claim your site is compliant because a scan came back green.
Where the limits are
Accessibility rules are tightening — the European Accessibility Act's compliance date has passed and UK Equality Act duties have always applied — but how they bite depends on your size and what you sell. This plugin is designed to help you find and fix real barriers. It will not tell you that you are compliant, because no tool can.
Join the waitlist
Indicative: £15/month or £150 once at launch. Joining the waitlist costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
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