Know where your site stands today
Scan a page right now and see what a real user would run into. Then let AccessLint keep watching, so the answer stays current instead of going stale the day after you looked.
Or start free and put a journey under daily watch.
Proof, not a guess
Someone will ask how accessible your product is: a customer, a procurement form, your own leadership. The honest answer needs evidence with a date on it.
An answer on a link
Turn your current posture into a read-only page you can hand over, instead of assembling a status update by hand. Available on Starter and above.
Trends with a direction
Watch open violations fall over time. A number that moves is the difference between doing accessibility work and saying you do accessibility work.
Evidence on every finding
Each finding carries a before-and-after screenshot of the exact element, cropped in context. You see what broke and where, without opening the site yourself.
And it stays true tomorrow
A scan tells you about today. Flows keep the record current: AccessLint re-walks your journeys every day, and tells you only about what changed.
Only new violations alert
Every run compares your site against a baseline of what AccessLint already knew, and emails you what changed, nothing else. A quiet inbox means the site held steady.
Everything known goes to the ledger
Known issues live in a reviewable ledger: every violation AccessLint has seen, attributed to who reviewed it and reversible if you change your mind. Nothing is dropped quietly.
Mass drift collapses to one email
When a redesign shifts a hundred selectors at once, that is one message about a structural change, not a hundred separate alerts.
Self-healing Flows
AccessLint monitors journeys with Flows, a Flow being one saved path through your site. When a button moves or a selector changes, the Flow re-grounds itself and keeps running, so a redesign does not turn into a wall of false failures.
Daily runs and deploy triggers
Flows run every day, and you can trigger a run from your deploy pipeline. A regression is caught minutes after it ships, not the next morning.
When compliance comes asking
If the European Accessibility Act or the ADA applies to your product, someone will eventually ask how your team handles accessibility. An audit answers for the day it was run: useful, and already out of date by the time it is filed. Monitoring answers for this morning, and keeps a continuous record of what you watch, what you have fixed, and what is still open.
AccessLint helps you demonstrate your process. It does not make your site compliant, and no automated tool can. For a plain-language primer, read what the EAA and ADA mean for your team.
The same rules that review your pull requests
Monitoring is one half of AccessLint. The other reviews every pull request before it merges, and both run the same @accesslint/core rules: the pull request review catches what your team would introduce, monitoring catches everything that reaches production without one. See pull request reviews.
Start watching your site
Add a site, draft a Flow, and let AccessLint watch it. The free plan includes one monitored journey.