Maker here. I built this because two things annoyed me: overlay widgets that slap a fake "compliant" badge on a broken site, and scanners that hide the results behind your email. So this one shows the real axe-core findings with no signup, and the report is a shareable link. The part I'm most pleased with: when text sits on a CSS gradient, axe normally gives up and marks it "needs review." But a gradient is defined by its color stops, so the worst-case contrast has to occur at one of them. This measures there and gives a real pass or fail instead of a shrug. It's also honest about limits. Automated testing only covers the machine-checkable part of WCAG, and it says so rather than implying full coverage. The same engine runs as a browser extension, a CLI / GitHub Action for CI, and an MCP server if you want a coding agent to scan and fix — all of them here: https://accessibilityscanner.app... If you want to see real output without scanning your own site, here's a sample report on a deliberately broken demo page: https://accessibilityscanner.app.... Happy to answer anything.

Accessibility Scanner

Honest accessibility scans. Real results, no fake compliance

Honest accessibility scans. Real results, no fake compliance