Hey PH 👋 I'm Puru. I built Veracly because too many small business owners I know have no idea their website is breaking the law. Quick version of the problem. If anyone visits your site from Europe, the UK, the US, or Canada, there are rules about whether a blind person can use it (accessibility law) and whether you ask before tracking them (cookie law). The fines are real. The lawsuits are real. And almost nobody knows which rules actually apply to their site. The tools that already exist don't really help. The free ones speak engineer — useful if you have a developer, useless if you don't. The popup widgets that promise to "fix" accessibility instantly are widely considered fake; US lawyers actually cite them as evidence against sites in lawsuits. And a proper audit from a consultancy costs around €5,000 and produces a 60-page report nobody reads. Veracly is the thing in between. You give it your URL. It scans your site, works out which laws apply based on where your visitors come from, and hands you a short PDF: your score, the top 10 things to fix, the exact code change for each one. That's it. A few practical bits: 🆓 Free scan of your homepage. No signup, no card → veracly.app/scan 💰 Paid plans from €79/mo cover full sites, scan them automatically, and ping you on email or Slack if your score drops 📄 Every report is signed so a regulator or auditor can verify it's real — no Veracly account needed to check 🌍 Reports come in 7 languages, so you can hand the German version to your German lawyer The bit I'd really love feedback on: open the PDF and tell me if it reads like something you'd actually send to a developer. That's the part I lost the most sleep over. Thanks 🙏

Veracly

WCAG accessibility & cookie compliance, by jurisdiction

WCAG accessibility & cookie compliance, by jurisdiction