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If you’re like us, you took the first rush of news coming in from recent developments in AI with a grain of salt.  When somebody offered an AI tool that was going to automagically “remediate” websites, what we heard was that a system trained on inaccessible code (e.g., the internet) and prone to hallucinations was somehow going to be put in charge of the henhouse.  This sounded like a terrible idea. And yet AI, and agentic coding, is extremely powerful – indeed, it’s an engineering marvel growing so quickly that many development teams are using it in sophisticated ways to write much of their code.  Is there a middle ground? A way to, ahem, harness the power of agentic coding for accessibility in a way that doesn’t guess its way into a mess? That will produce accurate fixes, and reliably so? In the engineering world, the relevant buzzword here is deterministic. And it’s essential for any tool, from toothbrushes to software.

For the quarter ending March 31, 2026, here are some product release highlights.

Accessibility knowledge can be hard to come by. What’s out there on the internet often has plenty of shortcomings.

For the quarter ending December 31, 2025, here are some product release highlights.

For the quarter ending September 30, 2025, here are some release highlights from our product development team.