Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built Plingzine because checking whether a website is accessible usually means either expensive manual audits or developer tools that assume you already know WCAG. I wanted something anyone could run in 30 seconds and actually understand. You paste a URL and get: • a 0–100 readiness score • the specific issues we found, grouped by how much they affect real users • a plain-English fix for each one (with a link to a deeper guide) It runs the open-source axe-core engine (the same one behind Lighthouse) — 70+ automated WCAG checks per page. It's free and there's no signup. I'm trying to be honest about the limits: automated testing only catches roughly 30–50% of issues, so the score is a readiness signal, not a stamp of approval — and definitely not legal advice. For the whole site, there's an optional paid PDF audit and weekly monitoring, but the free check stands on its own. Fun detail: the site scores 100/100 on its own check (it'd be embarrassing otherwise 🙂). I'd love feedback — especially on whether the issues + fixes are clear enough for non-experts. Try it on your own site and tell me what's confusing. Thanks!

Plingzine

Free 30-second accessibility check for any website

Free 30-second accessibility check for any website