Code accessibility, built for blind developers
Upload a file or point to a GitHub repo. AccessScan flags every place your code makes life harder for developers who rely on screen readers — and tells you exactly how to fix it.
Start scanning — $15/mo- ✓Missing alt text in docs & README images
- ✓Cryptic variable & function names
- ✓Insufficient inline code comments
- ✓Unlabeled form fields in UI code
- ✓Screen-reader-hostile HTML patterns
- ✓GitHub repo deep-scan support
Pro Plan
- ✓Unlimited file & repo scans
- ✓Detailed per-issue reports
- ✓CI/CD GitHub Action
- ✓API access
- ✓Priority email support
Cancel anytime. No contracts.
Frequently asked questions
What types of files can I scan?+
Upload any source file (.js, .ts, .py, .html, .md, etc.) or paste a public GitHub repository URL. We analyze code structure, documentation, and markup for blind-developer accessibility gaps.
How is this different from standard accessibility checkers?+
Most tools focus on end-user UI. AccessScan targets the developer experience — variable naming clarity, comment density, and documentation quality that blind developers rely on when reading code with a screen reader.
Can I integrate this into my CI/CD pipeline?+
Yes. Subscribers get an API key and a GitHub Action you can drop into any workflow to block merges that introduce accessibility regressions.