ADA Genie checks your school or government website every day and hands you a plain-English fix list — sorted into what your team can handle and what's on your website vendor — plus a dated record of every scan.
No credit card Branded report in 2 business days
Sample first scan · Riverside School District · WCAG 2.1 AA
Time until the April 26, 2028 deadline for smaller districts, towns & special districts:
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Monitoring the platforms public sector sites actually run on
In 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice made web accessibility a legal requirement for state and local government — including public schools. The benchmark is WCAG 2.1 AA, the internationally recognized standard for accessible websites.
Most complaints don't end in a government fine — they end in a legal settlement and an urgent scramble to fix your site. Accessibility settlements average around $25,000, and the full cost of a case (legal help plus repairs) usually runs much higher.
April 26, 2027 for larger districts and governments (those serving 50,000+ people). April 26, 2028 for smaller ones. After that, an inaccessible website breaks federal law.
Any parent, resident, or advocacy group can file a complaint with the U.S. Office for Civil Rights — the federal agency that investigates discrimination at schools and public bodies. There's no warning, and a complaint can put you under a binding agreement to fix everything on a deadline.
No plugins to install, no code to touch. ADA Genie watches your live site the way a real visitor's browser loads it.
Every day, we scan your whole site with the same accessibility engine that powers Google Lighthouse — with coverage benchmarked against WebAIM's WAVE tool — checking WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 (the recognized standards).
Beyond simple checklists, our AI loads each page like a real visitor and catches problems machines usually miss — meaningless image descriptions, confusing links, and issues on platforms like Finalsite and Apptegy.
Each issue is sorted into "your team can fix this" or "send this to your website vendor" — in plain language, no technical background needed.
A clear, dated log of every scan — the kind of documentation that's useful to have if a complaint is ever filed.
ADA Genie runs on axe-core — the same accessibility engine inside Google Lighthouse and Chrome DevTools — then goes well beyond a one-time score.
The same axe-core engine that powers Google Lighthouse, run against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 (Level A & AA) — you're measured the way the pros measure.
Lighthouse runs a small, curated subset of those checks, once. ADA Genie runs a fuller rule set across every page — automatically, every day.
Our AI judges what automation usually can't: whether alt text actually describes the image, or whether "click here" means anything out of context.
We capture the exact element we flagged, so your team can see what to fix — no digging through code.
Things automation can't fairly judge — like text set over a background image, the reading order of a complex page, or whether a video needs captions — get flagged for a person to verify, never guessed.
Real WCAG failures are never padded out with advisory suggestions. You always know what's actually required vs. just nice to have.
No automated tool — ours included — catches everything. Whether your site truly works with a keyboard and a screen reader, and whether content actually makes sense to a person, can only be confirmed by hand — so we recommend pairing ADA Genie with a manual expert audit for sign-off. How we test & what that means →
Hand your superintendent, school board, or council a clear summary — not a 400-row spreadsheet. Every report is branded, dated, and easy to share or print.
Automated testing is a starting point — it can't catch every issue, so we recommend pairing it with a manual expert audit.
Website accessibility audit
Riverside School District
riverside.k12.example.org · WCAG 2.1 AA
Under the law your district stays responsible either way — we just show what's yours to fix vs. your vendor's, and log that you flagged it.
ADA Genie checks your live site from the outside — nothing to install, and no access to your code required. If a visitor can open the page, we can check it.
Platforms we monitor
Nothing to install. No plugins, no code changes, no IT project.
No vendor lock-in. Change website platforms whenever you like — monitoring keeps going.
We see what visitors see. We load your pages the way a real browser does.
Everything you need to watch your site and document your progress. No setup fees. Cancel anytime.
Daily accessibility monitoring for your whole site
$49/month
Larger district or special needs, like hands-on fixes or hosting? Get in touch.
Tell us where to look. We'll scan your live site and email you a branded report with a clear snapshot of where it stands on accessibility — and the most important things to fix first.
We'll email your accessibility audit within 2 business days. Keep an eye on your inbox.
No. ADA Genie runs entirely on our infrastructure. You don't install anything or buy any other software — we just need your website URL to start monitoring.
No — and it isn't meant to. ADA Genie is continuous, automated monitoring aligned to WCAG 2.1 AA, plus a dated record that documents your ongoing effort. Automated tools can't catch everything, so for formal sign-off we recommend pairing it with a one-time professional manual audit — then let ADA Genie keep watch and flag new issues between audits.
We support the platforms public websites run on — Finalsite, Apptegy, CivicPlus, Edlio, Blackboard, WordPress, and more. Because we load your pages the way a real browser does, we test what your visitors actually experience.
Within two business days of submitting the form. You'll get a branded report with a snapshot of your site's accessibility and the highest-priority fixes — no sales call required to receive it.
Get a free audit, see where your site stands, and decide from there. No pressure, no jargon.
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