Accessibility Tools

Real-time accessibility testing for blind developers

Catch screen reader regressions, keyboard traps, and ARIA violations while code is still open in your editor. Accessibility Dev Checker turns every save into a fast, actionable audit.

Start Pro at $12/mo

The Problem

Accessibility defects ship because teams discover them after feature freeze.

Blind developers are often blocked from validating their own UI work, and sighted engineers can’t hear what assistive tech actually announces. That gap creates risk, rework, and legal exposure.

The Solution

IDE + CI pipeline checks with immediate voice-style output simulation.

Analyze DOM snapshots through WebSocket in real time, enforce regression thresholds in CI, and review exact screen reader and keyboard sequences before merging.

Why Teams Pay

Lower audit risk, fewer hotfixes, and faster accessible releases.

Teams with strict accessibility requirements use the tool as a release gate. It reduces production incidents and removes the bottleneck of last-minute manual testing.

What You Get

Screen Reader Output Simulation

Predicts heading announcements, control labels, landmarks, and reading order so the team can understand what assistive tech users will hear.

Keyboard Path Validation

Flags missing focusability, broken tab flow, and non-semantic click handlers before they become production defects.

Actionable ARIA Guidance

Detects invalid roles and attributes, then explains exactly what to replace and why, with selectors for direct remediation.

IDE + CI Coverage

The same analysis engine runs in local development and CI/CD, so release criteria remain consistent from commit to deploy.

Pricing

One plan for individual developers and small frontend teams.

$12/month

Unlimited analyses, screen reader simulation, keyboard path checks, ARIA validation, and VS Code extension access.

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Trust & Compliance

Hosted Stripe checkout keeps payment collection out of your app surface.

Webhook-driven unlock prevents manual account provisioning overhead.

Cookie-based access keeps paid tooling behind authenticated sessions.

FAQ

How is this different from axe in CI?

CI checks catch static violations late. Accessibility Dev Checker streams analysis while you code and includes simulated screen reader announcements and keyboard tab paths, so problems are fixed before code review.

Can blind developers validate interactions independently?

Yes. The simulator announces heading hierarchy, control names, landmarks, and tab order from your current DOM snapshot, so blind developers can evaluate interaction quality without waiting for manual QA support.

Will this fit into existing release gates?

Yes. Teams can run API-based checks in CI/CD, then fail builds on critical severity findings or score thresholds.

How quickly can a team adopt this?

Most teams are live in under one hour: set the payment link, configure the webhook endpoint, paste the IDE token, and start running real-time checks.