The European Accessibility Act just went into effect (June 28, 2025). If your website serves EU customers and isn't WCAG 2.1 AA compliant, you can face fines up to €100,000.
Most accessibility tools give you cryptic messages like "WCAG 2.1.1 Keyboard - Fail". I built something different.
What I built
Inclusiv scans your website and gives you:
- The exact element with the issue - not just a vague description
- Why it matters for users - context on who this affects
- Copy-paste code to fix it - actual solutions, not just problems
The problem I'm solving
96% of websites have accessibility issues. Most site owners don't know it.
Traditional accessibility audits are expensive ($5,000+) and the reports are hard to understand. Automated tools like WAVE or axe give you error messages but leave you to figure out the fix yourself.
I wanted to bridge that gap - automated scanning with human-readable fixes.
Tech stack
- Next.js 14 - App router, server components
- axe-core - For accessibility scanning
- GPT-4 - Generates the fix suggestions based on the specific issue
- Supabase - Database and auth
- Stripe - Payments
Try it
Free scan at tryinclusiv.com - no signup required, instant results.
Would love feedback from the dev community:
- What accessibility issues trip you up most?
- What would make you actually pay for continuous monitoring?
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