Your Pal & Ally in Accessibility
We help organizations design, build, and scale inclusive digital experiences through accessibility expertise and AI-driven solutions.
Example of Pallyfi Scanner results for a sample online shop's checkout page. Illustration with example content, not a live scan.
Your basket
Automated findings mapped to WCAG 2.2, with the failing element, its severity and the next step. Explore Scanner
One platform
Four products that hand each issue to the next, so nothing gets lost between finding it and confirming it's fixed.
Pallyfi Scanner
Discover and monitor
A score, issues grouped by WCAG level, and every affected element with its markup. Re-check pages on a schedule and get an email when something changes.
Explore ScannerExample site, 4 pages
/help, score 61/checkout, score 72/product/linen-tote, score 88/account, score 94Pallyfi OnCall
Ask an accessibility engineer
Plain-language explanations with the smallest change that resolves them. Every answer says what was checked automatically and what still needs a person.
Explore OnCallYou asked: Is a placeholder enough as the label for our promo code field?
OnCall answered:
No. The placeholder disappears as soon as someone types, and some screen readers don't announce it. Add a visible <label for="promo">. That meets WCAG 1.3.1 and 3.3.2.
Pallyfi Digger
From issue to pull request
Digger finds the file behind an issue, proposes the smallest change and opens a pull request only after your team approves it. A later scan confirms the fix.
Explore DiggerBefore: Button has no accessible name
<button class="icon-btn"> <svg …/> </button>
After: Named, icon hidden from screen readers
<button class="icon-btn" aria-label="Remove Linen tote"> <svg aria-hidden="true" …/> </button>
Pull request opened after approval
Pallyfi Guardian
Change impact
From a pull request or a list of changed files to the Applications, pages and WCAG requirements it touches, so you re-check what matters instead of everything.
Explore GuardianExample pull request, 3 files changed
/checkout, WCAG 2.4.7 Focus Visible/product/linen-tote, WCAG 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)/account, WCAG 4.1.2 Name, Role, ValueHow Pallyfi works
Pallyfi's tools share the same evidence, so nothing is re-entered and every step can see what came before it.
Step 1: Discover · Scanner
Finds issues, mapped to WCAG 2.2
Step 2: Understand · OnCall
Explains who it affects and what to change
Step 3: Decision
Is your GitHub repository connected?
If yes
Investigate · Digger
Finds the source file at an exact commit
Fix · Digger
Opens a pull request once your team approves
If no
Fix · Your team
Makes the change, then rescans the page
Step 4: Verify · Guardian
Shows affected pages; a later scan confirms the fix
Step 5: Monitor · Scanner and Manual Audits
Scheduled scans catch regressions
From strategy to implementation, Pallyfi helps teams create digital products that are more inclusive, more usable, and ready to scale.
Find, prioritize, and fix accessibility barriers with practical WCAG 2.2 guidance.
Explore serviceBuild inclusive patterns into product strategy, research, design systems, and user journeys.
Explore serviceShip accessible interfaces with semantic HTML, robust interaction patterns, and scalable fixes.
Explore serviceEquip product, design, engineering, and leadership teams with role-based accessibility skills.
Explore serviceUse AI to accelerate detection, insight generation, remediation support, and continuous monitoring.
Explore serviceCreate governance, roadmaps, metrics, and repeatable systems that make inclusion sustainable.
Explore serviceTry Pallyfi
Step through a sample issue to see what Pallyfi does at each stage, and what stays in your team's hands.
Rule button-name, WCAG 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value. Seen on 3 pages of the sample site.
<button class="icon-close">
<svg aria-hidden="true">…</svg>
</button>Inside the Pallyfi app
Pallyfi OnCall pairs deterministic automated checks with a WCAG 2.2 and ARIA APG knowledge base, so every answer is grounded in the actual standard, not training data.
pallyfi-digger
Uses AI to review your code for accessibility issues, explain potential causes, and suggest fixes you can review before applying.
Get a plain-language breakdown of any WCAG issue: root cause, affected users, criterion, and what your developer needs to know.
Simulate how VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS, and TalkBack would announce your markup before real users encounter it.
Paste broken markup and get root-cause analysis with a corrected, copy-ready implementation.
Pallyfi OnCall
Why is my submit button flagged for contrast?
WCAG 1.4.3 · Contrast (Minimum)
White text at 3.1:1 on your button's green fails the 4.5:1 threshold. Darken the fill to #085c3d, which passes at over 7:1.
WCAG 2.2 AA
The standard every scan, score and report is measured against.
Cited, not guessed
OnCall grounds each answer in the WCAG 2.2 text itself.
Fixes you approve
Digger proposes a pull request. Nothing merges without your team.
Never trained on your code
Your code is never used to train AI models. No exceptions.
Use this checklist to begin reviewing content, keyboard access, forms, visual design, and testing habits.
Use Pallyfi's lightweight tools to assess maturity, preview accessibility risks, and track WCAG readiness.
Answer practical questions and receive a readiness score with recommended priorities.
Start assessmentEnter a URL and generate a planning snapshot for common accessibility review areas.
Try checkerTrack launch readiness in the browser, save progress, print, or export your checklist.
Open checklist