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Roughly 1.3 billion people live with a disability. Yet the 2024 WebAIM study found 96% of the web's most-visited pages fail basic accessibility checks. Enter your address and we'll show you — in plain words — which of those failures are on your site, and exactly what to fix. Free, forever.
Most scanners find the obvious faults, then shrug at the rest. That's not good enough, because 69% of disabled users simply leave a site they can't use. We don't leave. Machines catch what machines can; AI-assisted review covers the rest; and independent human reviewers — people with lived experience of disability — will confirm what neither can, producing a signed, evidence-backed report rather than a shrug.
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Paste your web address.
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We assess it, free, against WCAG — the international standard.
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You get the top issues to fix first, with the fix and the proof.
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Top issues to fix first
An example report. Yours shows a score, the top issues to fix first, and how each was tested — machine, AI, or human review.
Government teams — evidence for the WCAG AA your citizens are owed.
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NGOs — every person you serve deserves to be served.
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Funders — verifiable proof, not a promise.
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Developers — the exact issue, the fix, the element.
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WCAG 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 (A/AA/AAA) and Section 508, mapped to EN 301 549 and regional regulations.
Every finding carries the affected element, page, and WCAG reference — an auditable record.
Certified reviewers with lived experience of disability — paid on a cost-recovery basis — resolve what automation cannot.
Signed, dated, and ranked by what to fix first — with a suggested fix for each issue.
Simon Mak is an entrepreneur, author, and sustainability advocate — and he lives with Parkinson's disease. He founded Ascent Partners Foundation because accessibility is not an abstract cause to him; it is personal. That is why this tool is built by people with lived experience of disability — from our founder to the review workforce we are building with disability-serving charities — for everyone who is too often excluded from the web.
His work connects finance and sustainability — and digital accessibility is the "social" in ESG. See how the report maps to GRI, ESRS, and SASB · simonmak.com (opens in a new window).