AccessivePath

Product

The AI auditor that produces IAAP-format reports.

AI-led WCAG 2.2 auditing, NVDA-backed screen reader simulation, source-level remediation guidance — and a procurement-ready Accessibility Conformance Report on every run.

What gets audited

Every page in scope is traversed the way a human IAAP-credentialed auditor would traverse it: keyboard-only navigation, focus order, contrast measurement, ARIA validation, screen reader output capture, and source-code review of the rendered DOM.

What you receive

  • An IAAP-format ACR (PDF + JSON) — one document for procurement, legal, and engineering.
  • WCAG-mapped findings — each issue tagged to its 2.2 success criterion, with severity and evidence.
  • NVDA transcripts — actual screen-reader output replayable as audio.
  • Source-level remediation — what to change, where, and why.
  • Re-test scheduling — daily / weekly / on-deploy regression with diff alerts.

What you do not get

No overlay widget. No "instant compliance" claim. No anonymous AI-as-human fiction. We disclose what the AI did and where humans should pair-review.

Audited by Artificial Intelligence

Your digital asset, audited end-to-end by AI.

One AI auditor, the full WCAG 2.2 criterion set. Every audit runs the same evaluation suite — automated rules, keyboard traversal, ARIA semantics, contrast measurement, NVDA-backed screen reader simulation, media and document checks — and discloses, finding by finding, what was machine-tested and where humans should pair-review. That disclosure is what makes AI-led auditing defensible.

  • WCAG coverage

    Forms & ARIA

    • SC 1.3.1
    • SC 3.3.x
    • SC 4.1.2
  • WCAG coverage

    Color & Contrast

    • SC 1.4.3
    • SC 1.4.6
    • SC 1.4.11
  • WCAG coverage

    Keyboard & Focus

    • SC 2.1.1
    • SC 2.1.2
    • SC 2.4.3
  • WCAG coverage

    Screen Reader Simulation

    • SC 4.1.2
    • SC 1.3.1
    • SC 2.4.6
  • WCAG coverage

    Media & Captions

    • SC 1.2.1
    • SC 1.2.2
    • SC 1.2.4
  • WCAG coverage

    Mobile Accessibility

    • SC 2.5.x
    • SC 1.3.4
    • SC 1.4.10
  • WCAG coverage

    PDF & Documents

    • SC 1.1.1
    • SC 1.3.1
    • SC 4.1.2

Why this matters

Most "AI accessibility" tools render their model as a single anonymous blob — you cannot tell what was machine-tested vs human-reviewed, and the result is harder to defend in procurement, court, or EU market surveillance. We disclose, on every finding, that the auditor is AI and which checks ran — so the report reads, and stands up to review, like one produced by an IAAP-credentialed team.

The audit cycle, on AI time

Detect. Diagnose. Document.

The same three phases every audit team runs — automated, IAAP-formatted, repeatable, and integrated with the tools your engineering team already uses.

Detect

Find everything the automation can find — and the 70% it cannot.

AI auditors traverse your site like a human auditor would: keyboard, screen reader simulation, contrast, ARIA, forms, media. Static rule scanning is the floor, not the ceiling.

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Diagnose

Every finding mapped to WCAG, with severity, evidence, and fix.

Each issue references its WCAG 2.2 success criterion, includes a screen-reader transcript or screenshot as evidence, and ships with a specific source-level remediation recommendation.

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Document

IAAP-aligned report. VPAT 2.5-ready. Defensible.

Your auditor delivers the same Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) format used by Fortune 500 a11y teams. Procurement-ready, court-citable, downloadable as PDF and JSON.

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Free audit · no card

Try us on your site.

Drop your URL and email. We scan up to 50 pages, show the first three findings inline, and email the full IAAP-format report to you and the founders.

By submitting you agree the URL is public-facing. Your email and audit findings will be sent to AccessivePath at founders@accessivepath.com so we can reply with the full report.

Integrations

Lives where your engineering team lives.

Frameworks, CI, ticketing, IDEs, design, CMS, cloud. 33 live integrations and counting.

  • React
  • Vue
  • Angular
  • Svelte
  • Next.js
  • Nuxt
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • CircleCI
  • Jenkins
  • Azure DevOps
  • Bitbucket PipelinesBeta
  • Jira
  • Linear
  • GitHub Issues
  • AsanaBeta
  • ShortcutSoon
  • VS Code
  • JetBrainsBeta
  • Cursor
  • Figma
  • SketchSoon
  • WordPress
  • Shopify
  • Webflow
  • Drupal
  • SitecoreBeta
  • Contentful
  • AWS
  • Google Cloud
  • Azure
  • Vercel
  • Netlify
  • Cloudflare
  • Playwright
  • Cypress
  • Selenium
  • Jest
  • Slack
  • Microsoft TeamsBeta

FAQ

Product FAQ

Cited answers. Sourced. Updated as standards and case law change.

  • What exactly does the product produce?

    A full Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) in the IAAP-aligned VPAT 2.5 INT format, delivered as PDF and machine-readable JSON. Each finding cites the WCAG success criterion violated, the severity, evidence (screenshot or screen-reader transcript), the page and selector, and a source-level remediation recommendation.

  • Is the audit defensible in legal review?

    Yes. ACRs in this format are routinely accepted by procurement, courts, EU market surveillance, and the US DOJ as evidence of testing. AccessivePath ships the ACR alongside the underlying evidence — keyboard traversal logs, NVDA transcripts, contrast measurements — that human reviewers can verify.

  • Do you run real screen reader software?

    Yes. Audits include real screen-reader simulation across NVDA, JAWS, and VoiceOver. The transcripts become part of your report and can be replayed as audio evidence.

  • How is this different from axe-core or Lighthouse?

    axe-core and Lighthouse are excellent automated rule engines. They cover roughly 25–30% of WCAG criteria reliably. AccessivePath layers human-grade evaluation on top — keyboard traversal, screen reader simulation, ARIA semantics review, and meaningful-content checks — and produces the IAAP-format report axe and Lighthouse do not.

  • What standards do you cover?

    WCAG 2.0 / 2.1 / 2.2 (Levels A, AA and AAA), Section 508, EN 301 549, ADA Title II + III, EAA, AODA, ACA, RGAA, Unruh Act, and the Web Accessibility Directive.

Stop guessing. Get the audit a Fortune 500 a11y team would have written.

Free audit on your live URL. No sign-up. IAAP-format report. Ready in hours.

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