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Dreven
AI-assisted accessibility audits a person signs off
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AI-assisted accessibility audits a person signs off
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Give Dreven one address. It finds your site's pages, checks them against WCAG 2.2, gathers evidence for every result and marks what it cannot settle as can't tell. You decide each result, then it drafts a VPAT 2.5Rev conformance report for you to sign.
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Hello Product Hunt. I'm Lanre, and I built Dreven.
If you sell software, a buyer will sooner or later ask for a VPAT. The VPAT is a free template from ITI; filled in, it becomes an Accessibility Conformance Report. The remarks in it are a statement about your product, and someone has to stand behind them.
Dreven is built for that moment. Give it one address and it finds your site's pages, audits up to 25 together against WCAG 2.2 (or 2.1, Section 508 or EN 301 549) and keeps the evidence behind every result, shown on the page where it was found.
Three things I want to be clear about, because this field has a bad habit of overclaiming:
Every result is one of four states: passed, failed, not applicable or can't tell. When a check cannot reach a reliable answer, Dreven says can't tell and hands it to you with the evidence. Can't tell is never counted as a pass.
A person decides each result and signs the report. Dreven drafts the ACR in the VPAT 2.5Rev structure from your decisions. It does not sign anything, nor does it make your site compliant. Nothing can do that automatically.
It is not an overlay. Dreven never adds code to your site or changes what visitors see. You initiate fixes based on Dreven's findings and evidence pack in your own code.
Pages behind a sign-in can be audited from your own computer (command line and MCP for Claude Code and Codex, the Chrome extension is in early access), so your password never reaches us.
There is a free, quick 1-page check on the homepage, and a Free plan with 5 pages per month. I would love to hear what you would need to see in a report before you would sign it.