Report Inaccessibility
Empowering everyone to report accessibility barriers and create a more inclusive web
Join thousands making the web accessible • 90% browser coverage • 7 platforms
Report from Anywhere
7 ways to report accessibility issues across all major platforms
For Website Providers
WordPress Plugin
v1.0.1
Integrate seamlessly into WordPress sites. Enable visitors to report accessibility issues directly from your pages.
- One-click installation
- Multilingual (EN/SK/CZ)
- Shortcode integration
Standalone Widget
v1.0.1
Pure JavaScript widget for any website. No framework dependencies, just few lines of code to add.
- Zero dependencies
- Lightweight
- Keyboard shortcut
For Users
Chrome Extension
v1.0.1
Report on any website using Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, or Vivaldi.
- Works everywhere
- Keyboard: Ctrl+Shift+L
- Context menu integration
Firefox Extension
v1.0.1
Native Firefox support with full WebExtensions API integration.
- Promise-based APIs
- Accurate browser detection
- Privacy-focused
Safari Extension
v1.0.1
For Safari on macOS and iOS. Reach millions of Apple users.
- macOS & iOS support
- App Store distribution
- Native integration
Edge Add-ons
Official Microsoft Edge Add-ons store distribution.
- Free distribution
- 3-7 day review
- Same as Chrome
Opera Add-ons
Available on Opera Add-ons store for Opera browser users.
- Free distribution
- Opera store listing
- Same as Chrome
Complete Browser Coverage
Reach 90% of desktop browsers and 25-30% of mobile users
How It Works
Get started in 3 simple steps
- 1
Choose Your Platform
Install the WordPress plugin, add the standalone widget to your site, or use a browser extension for universal reporting.
- 2
Report Issues
Users encounter accessibility barriers and submit detailed reports with descriptions and context about the issue.
- 3
Track & Resolve
View all reports in your dashboard, prioritize by severity, collaborate with comments, and mark issues as resolved.
WCAG 2.1 Aligned
Our reporting system is fully aligned with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, covering all four principles of accessibility.
Perceivable
Information must be presentable to users in ways they can perceive
Operable
User interface components must be operable by all users
Understandable
Information and operation must be understandable
Robust
Content must be robust enough for assistive technologies