We've already tried accessibility tools and were disappointed. Why would Includdy be different?

You probably got a list of 500 errors and nobody knew what to do with them. Includdy doesn't stop at the list. Your developer gets a ticket with the fix tailored to his stack. Your designer sees contrast and hierarchy issues. Your tester knows what to verify manually. Tickets export to Jira, GitLab, GitHub, Trello, or Linear. Work is distributed, not piled into a spreadsheet.

I see new AI accessibility tools coming out every week. What sets you apart?

You ask ChatGPT to fix an accessibility issue. It suggests an ARIA attribute that doesn't exist. You apply it, you re-scan, the problem is still there. You've wasted 20 minutes. Includdy generates corrections from a knowledge base built with active participation from a certified RGAA auditor and W3C member, with 10 years of field experience. You get a fix, you apply it, it passes.

Concretely, how does it work day-to-day?

You enter your page URL and launch the scan. The tool identifies RGAA and WCAG non-conformities and ranks them by impact. For each non-conformity: you generate an AI correction tailored to your stack, or a ticket assigned to the right role. You export tickets to Jira, GitLab, GitHub, Trello, or Linear. The team fixes, you re-scan to validate. Complete cycle: scan, plan, fix.

What's the difference between automated scan and guided scan?

The automated scan analyzes the page code and detects technical non-conformities: contrasts, missing alt text, HTML structure, ARIA attributes. The guided scan covers what automation can't check: keyboard navigation, content consistency, form comprehension. The tool guides you step-by-step through these manual checks. Both are needed to cover all RGAA criteria.

Why a subscription? Can't I just buy it once?

Your site evolves. Each new page or modified component can introduce non-conformities. RGAA and WCAG standards are updated regularly. The subscription includes unlimited scans and updates to detection criteria as standards evolve.

Will the tool become outdated when RGAA standards change?

When new versions of RGAA or WCAG are published, we update the detection criteria. Your subscription covers these updates.

How long does it take to make my site compliant?

It depends on your site's initial state and your team size. With Includdy, diagnosis time is nearly zero: from the first scan you know what to fix, who should fix it, and how. What's left is fix time.

Automated scan

100 web accessibility checks in 5 seconds

Open your web page, click « Analyze ».
You're off, no configuration required.

Three standards.
One tool

100 %

of automatable tests covered

Save 2 to 3 days per site

Automated analysis replaces manual audit work. Issues identified, sorted, and documented : you move straight to remediation.

Clear results, ready to fix

Every issue is explained in plain English with its user impact and priority. No jargon : just a concrete action plan.

Guided scan

Cover even more checks

Some accessibility issues can only be detected manually. Includdy guides you with interactive tests: each check is explained step by step.

12interactive tests

are already available

interactive tests are already available

Learn by practicing

Our guides are designed to be followed without prior expertise. You build your skills by checking your site directly.

Keyboard navigation

Verify that all features are accessible without a mouse

Text alternatives

Check the relevance of descriptions for images and media

Comprehension

Ensure your texts are clear and understandable for everyone

Page structure

Verify the hierarchy and logical organization of your content