Conformly monitors your sites continuously and alerts you the moment a deploy regresses your RGAA/EAA accessibility score. Playwright renders your React/Angular/Vue SPAs, then axe-core + our expert tests score every page. On each deploy: email alert, timestamped screenshots and PDF reports kept as your compliance evidence—ready for an audit. GitHub Action + CI/CD webhook included. Free one-page scan in 60s, no signup.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Seif, maker of Conformly.
The problem I kept seeing: accessibility audits are a one-shot snapshot. You pay €3,000 for an RGAA audit, get a clean report, and three deploys later a contrast tweak on /checkout silently breaks it. Nobody notices until a user complains — or a regulator asks for proof you no longer have.
So I built Conformly to treat accessibility like uptime monitoring instead of a yearly exam:
- Continuous scans — Playwright actually renders your React/Angular/Vue SPAs, then axe-core + our expert tests score every page against RGAA 4.1.2.
- Regression alerts — an email the moment a deploy drops your score ("78% → 71%, 3 contrasts on /checkout").
- Timestamped evidence — screenshots + PDF reports kept as an audit-ready compliance file.
- CI/CD integration — GitHub Action + webhook to block a regression before production.
One thing I care about: we're honest about limits. 33 RGAA criteria can't be tested automatically, so we list and exclude them from the score instead of inflating "compliant". We even publish our own site's accessibility statement.
Free one-page scan in 60s, no signup — I'd genuinely love your feedback on the score you get: https://conformly.online
Happy to answer anything about the RGAA/EAA mapping, the sampling approach, or how we handle SPAs 🙏
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Accessibility is one of those things that often gets checked too late. Have you found teams adopting Conformly more for compliance, or because it genuinely improves development workflows?
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Ran the free scan on a side project and the timestamped screenshots idea is genuinely useful, way more concrete than typical accessibility tools that just dump a wall of issues.
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honestly love how it bundles screenshots and PDF reports as audit evidence, that's genuinely useful. one thing that would make it even better is letting teams set custom severity thresholds per rule, so a minor contrast warning doesn't fire the same alert as a missing alt text violation on a critical page. would help cut through the noise during busy deploy days.
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That Playwright + axe-core combo for SPAs is genuinely clever, most accessibility tools choke on client-rendered React. Love that the free 60-second scan needs no signup, perfect for getting a quick reality check before even mentioning it to a team.
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love that the free one-page scan needs no signup, kind of rare these days. the idea of timestamped pdf reports as audit evidence is honestly pretty smart, saves a ton of hassle when the auditors come knocking.
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the timestamped screenshots + PDF reports as audit-ready evidence is honestly such a smart move, like you basically solved the "prove it later" problem that everyone else ignores
Accessibility is one of those things that often gets checked too late. Have you found teams adopting Conformly more for compliance, or because it genuinely improves development workflows?
Ran the free scan on a side project and the timestamped screenshots idea is genuinely useful, way more concrete than typical accessibility tools that just dump a wall of issues.
honestly love how it bundles screenshots and PDF reports as audit evidence, that's genuinely useful. one thing that would make it even better is letting teams set custom severity thresholds per rule, so a minor contrast warning doesn't fire the same alert as a missing alt text violation on a critical page. would help cut through the noise during busy deploy days.
That Playwright + axe-core combo for SPAs is genuinely clever, most accessibility tools choke on client-rendered React. Love that the free 60-second scan needs no signup, perfect for getting a quick reality check before even mentioning it to a team.
love that the free one-page scan needs no signup, kind of rare these days. the idea of timestamped pdf reports as audit evidence is honestly pretty smart, saves a ton of hassle when the auditors come knocking.
the timestamped screenshots + PDF reports as audit-ready evidence is honestly such a smart move, like you basically solved the "prove it later" problem that everyone else ignores