Portfolio view
One place to see which client sites are stable, slipping or waiting on review.
Start with a free page check. Accessibility Watch is being built to baseline client portfolios, compare releases and surface only the new or reopened barriers that need action.
Free preview, ordered by likely impact.
The free scanner uses the established open-source axe-core rules engine and says so in every result. We are not trying to invent another rules catalogue. The durable agency value is the operating layer around detection: what changed, when it changed, what returned, who needs to act and what can be shown to a client.
What is live today: the single-page test and developer evidence. The monitoring capabilities below are the workflow we are validating through paid pilots—not features we pretend are already finished.
Establish a versioned starting point across priority pages and client sites.
Recheck after deployments or on a schedule, without asking teams to run ad-hoc audits.
Show new, resolved and reopened failures instead of another undifferentiated issue dump.
Route developer evidence internally and deliver a white-label progress record to clients.
One place to see which client sites are stable, slipping or waiting on review.
Track first seen, resolved and reopened states so recurring defects stop disappearing into tickets.
Give developers affected selectors and reproduction evidence tied to the change that introduced it.
Turn accessibility maintenance into a visible recurring service, with honest automated-versus-manual boundaries.
The pilot establishes a baseline, rechecks client sites after releases, and delivers only the changes that need attention. We use it to validate signal quality, reporting and workflow before building accounts and automation.