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Kept Record
Weekly WCAG 2.2 scans that never claim a fix they didn't see
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Weekly WCAG 2.2 scans that never claim a fix they didn't see
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Kept Record reads your shop's pages every week in a real browser, measures them against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA, and keeps a dated record of every defect: where it was, what was measured, and the failing markup as found. When a defect stops being detected, the record says exactly that and no more. It installs nothing on your site. Free for one site and 25 pages a week; paid plans from $19 a month read up to 100 pages a site and make the twelve-month PDF.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Idan. I'm one person, and I built Kept Record with Claude and Claude Code as my engineering team.
The part you have to trust has no AI in it. The scanning is axe-core, a rules engine, run weekly in a real browser against WCAG 2.2 A and AA. Every law and competitor source the site cites is re-read before each release and again every week, and the site's wording goes through tests before it ships. And the record never calls a defect repaired because it stopped seeing it: it says "no longer detected", and no more.
The free plan reads one site, up to 25 pages, every week. The Agency plan puts an agency's name and logo on the reports.
Automated scanning finds some accessibility problems, not all, and the record is not a legal assessment.
Tell me where it's unclear, and which storefronts it can't read.