Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Roshan, the maker of AccessLens. Over 3,100 website accessibility lawsuits were filed in US federal court in 2025, up 27% on the year before. Many start as a demand letter over small things: missing alt text, low-contrast text, form fields with no real label. Most small business owners have never checked their site, and the tools that exist are built for developers and compliance teams. So I built AccessLens for the owner who just wants to know "is my site okay, and what do I fix first?" Paste a URL and you get a score plus a plain-English, prioritized fix list. No account needed. It runs the same axe-core engine accessibility engineers use, just translated out of WCAG jargon. We're in early access, so monitoring (scheduled re-scans, email alerts when something breaks, PDF reports) is free too. It's normally $29–$79/mo. I'd love your take on two things: 1. Run it on your own site. Did the fix list make sense without a developer? 2. What would make you trust the results enough to act on them? Happy to answer anything below. Thanks for stopping by!

AccessLens

Free website accessibility scans in plain English

Free website accessibility scans in plain English