Inkable Docs

Inkable Docs came from watching teams do accessibility work in the worst possible order. Faculty and staff were creating documents in Google Docs, then being told months later to “make them accessible” after exporting to PDF. By that point, headings were wrong, tables were broken, images had no alt text, and remediation meant either reauthoring everything or paying vendors to patch PDFs. The core insight was that accessibility has to be enforced at the authoring stage. So instead of building another PDF checker, I built something that understands Google Docs structure directly and flags issues while the document is being written. The product evolved by stripping out reports, scores, and dashboards and focusing only on fast, precise fixes inside the doc itself.