Hi, I'm Luke. I built Websight because accessibility reports for clients take hours, and free checkers only list violations. None gives an agency something it can hand to a client. Websight scans the page you are on with the open-source axe-core engine, gives a 0 to 100 score, explains each issue in plain English with a draft fix snippet, and Pro makes a branded PDF with your logo. It runs on your computer, so nothing from the pages you scan is sent anywhere. It only covers what automated checks can find, so the report includes a manual checklist for the rest. I would value feedback from anyone who audits sites for clients: what would make this report worth sending?

Hi, I'm Luke. I built Websight because accessibility reports for clients take hours, and free checkers only list violations. None gives an agency something it can hand to a client.

Websight scans the page you are on with the open-source axe-core engine, gives a 0 to 100 score, explains each issue in plain English with a draft fix snippet, and Pro makes a branded PDF with your logo.

It runs on your computer, so nothing from the pages you scan is sent anywhere. It only covers what automated checks can find, so the report includes a manual checklist for the rest.

I would value feedback from anyone who audits sites for clients: what would make this report worth sending?

Websight

WCAG accessibility audit reports from a Chrome extension

WCAG accessibility audit reports from a Chrome extension