Coming soon

Independent human review

A scanner can tell you an image is missing its description. It cannot tell you the description is wrong. That gap — between what a machine detects and what a person understands — is why human review exists. We are building a workforce of people with lived experience of disability to close it, in partnership with the charities that serve them.

Why lived experience matters

There is a reason lived experience cannot be automated. A reviewer who navigates with a screen reader notices in seconds what a checklist misses — focus order that doesn't match reading order, alt text that describes the wrong thing, a form error that is announced but not actionable. That judgement turns a score into an assurance you can defend. And it will be paid work: the insight is the product, billed per page on a cost-recovery basis — never for profit. Every reviewer is certified through the Ascent Web Accessibility Program.

What it will review

Every criterion the engine and AI cannot decide is flagged "Cannot tell". When human review launches, a reviewer whose own experience matches the barrier will resolve each one — Passed, Failed, or Not present — with a written rationale, against the exact page snapshot captured at assessment time. So the result is reproducible, even if the live site changes.

What you will receive

A signed, dated conformance evaluation report, structured like an assurance engagement: scope, evaluators, review process, per-criterion results, a conformance claim, and key findings — in-app and as a PDF, with a VPAT/ACR export for procurement.

In the meantime

You can already run a free assessment and get a partial, automated result — clearly marked as such — with a suggested fix for each issue. Independent human review completes the picture when it launches.