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The accessible way to write documents.

Ada Editor checks against WCAG 2.1 AA as you type, cites the criterion for every finding, and never pretends a checker knows more than it can.

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Findings3

  • Blocks access (Fails Level A)Image has no alternative text1.1.1 Non-text Content
  • Advisory (AAA / best practice)Reading level is high3.1.5 Reading Level
  • Needs your call (Not machine-decidable)Link text may not say where it goes2.4.4 Link Purpose
  • Web + digital docsWCAG 2.1 AA
  • US federalSection 508
  • Tagged PDFPDF/UA-1
  • PDF exports tested withveraPDF

Everything you need to ship a document people can use.

  • Never colour alone

    Underline shape, glyph and a text label carry severity, so it survives colour-vision deficiency and high contrast.

  • A real checking engine

    22 WCAG rules check your document as you write, not a canned demo.

  • Import and export that keep structure

    Tables, header rows and alt text survive the trip. Exports are tagged PDF/UA-1 and standalone HTML.

  • The findings list is the interface

    Keyboard-first and announced to screen readers. Most findings lead with “Go to text”. “Apply fix” appears only where software can make the change.

  • Private by construction

    Word files are read on your device. Saved documents are stored privately: no other account can open them, and they sync after you reconnect.

  • Passwordless sign-in

    An emailed one-time code. No passwords to create, remember or leak.

Each finding says what, why and where.

It names its WCAG criterion, explains why it matters and takes you to the exact words.

  1. Structure rules run on every keystroke
  2. Prose rules run when you leave the text
  3. Anything a machine can’t judge is marked for a person

We will never call your document “compliant.”

Automated checks cover only part of WCAG: whether alt text is accurate, or headings match the real structure, needs a person. Ada Editor flags what it can prove, marks what needs your call, and says so when it finds nothing. What “ADA compliant” can and can’t mean.

Findings0 automated

No issues found by automated checks. This does not confirm the document meets WCAG. Review alt text quality and reading order yourself.

Needs your call (Not machine-decidable)

Write it right, the first time.

Every finding cites its criterion. Every gap is marked for a person.

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