Accessibility for everyone. That includes businesses.

Why we exist

Most of the web still shuts people out. In 2026, 95.9% of the top million home pages had accessibility failures that an automated tool could detect. Small text, missing labels, and forms that only work with a mouse turn away people who are older, have low vision, or use a keyboard or screen reader. The same barriers confuse the AI assistants that now browse and shop for people.

Help for every size of business

Expert accessibility help has often been built for large companies with legal teams and long timelines. A small team that wants to do the right thing often doesn’t know where to start, or assumes it can’t afford to.

We think that is backwards. A startup’s first customers deserve the same access as a bank’s.

We want the same careful work to be within reach of a new product, a growing company, a global enterprise, or a public service. Our experts have worked at all of these, from audiochan and Peak Power to Shopify and the City of Toronto. We bring that experience to every team we work with.

What we believe

• Access is the standard. Accessibility is part of building something well, not an extra you add at the end.
• Independent by design. We didn’t build your product, so we have no reason to overlook a barrier. That is what makes our findings worth trusting, for you, your customers, and anyone who asks.
• People make the call. Automated tools find some problems. People need to check whether a product actually works with a keyboard, a screen reader, and magnification.
• Show the work. Every finding records where it is, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) criterion it fails, and how it was fixed.
• Plain language. We explain each barrier, who it affects, and how to fix it, without jargon.
• Practice what we preach. This website is held to the same standard. Read our accessibility statement.