AuditAble · In Early Development
Accountability, made enforceable.
The web is legally required to be accessible. Most of it isn't. Millions of people move through the internet with screen readers, switch devices, and magnifiers, and every day they hit walls that were never supposed to be there. Those walls quietly decide who gets to bank, apply, learn, and be heard.
When enforcement finally shows up, it shows up as a lawsuit. That means it arrives after the harm, after the exclusion, after someone was already turned away. Compliance gets treated as a document you produce once and file away, not a promise you keep every day.
AuditAble is software that makes accessibility compliance continuous and provable instead of performative. It's something you can demonstrate at any moment, not something you scramble to reconstruct under subpoena. Accountability you can point to.
I write about who technology leaves behind. AuditAble is what happens when I stop writing and start building. We're early, and I'd rather tell you that honestly than sell you a launch date I haven't earned yet.
What we're building toward
Continuous, not once a year
Accessibility should be checked the way uptime is: constantly, automatically, and out loud, not audited once and forgotten until the next complaint.
Proof over paperwork
A compliance claim is only worth what you can show. The goal is evidence you can produce on any given day, not a binder you assemble after a demand letter.
Built for the people at the wall
The point was never the certificate. It's the person who couldn't check out, couldn't apply, couldn't read the result. They come first.
Status
In early development. Co-founded by Rachel Ankerholz. Follow the build in the essays.