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Accessibility infrastructure for web, mobile, and media — find, fix, and gate a11y issues across your stack, and produce the described video, tagged PDFs, and alt text that go with it.

Accessibility is not one surface and not one method, so the platform is not either.

  • Web — source scans of JSX/TSX, Astro, and Liquid, plus live-DOM scans that drive a real browser against rendered pages, crawls, and Storybook stories.
  • Mobile — source scans of iOS (SwiftUI, UIKit, Interface Builder) and Android (Jetpack Compose and XML layouts) against Apple’s and Google’s platform accessibility guidelines.
  • Games and other surfaces — source scans of Unity scenes.
  • Manual audits — outcome-based journeys run through a real browser and a real screen reader, answering whether a person can finish the task rather than whether the markup parses clean.
  • Content — the accessibility work that is not code: audio description and captions for video, tagged and remediated PDFs, and alt text for images.

Documentation is organized by product. Pick the one you’re working with.

More coming

Widget, Audit, and the API get their own sections here as their docs land.

The CLI docs follow the Diátaxis framework — four quadrants, each answering a different question.

  • Tutorials — learning-oriented lessons. Start here to run your first scan end to end.
  • How-to Guides — task-oriented recipes for scanning locally, gating a pull request, and more.
  • Reference — the precise b8e command surface, exit codes, environment, and output formats.
  • Explanation — the concepts behind the CLI: the scanning model, component-to-host resolution, and blast-radius ranking.

Same four quadrants, for the hosted MCP server at mcp.binclusive.io.

  • Tutorials — connect an agent and work a real ticket end to end.
  • How-to Guides — connect a client, run a cloud audit, file a finding from an agent.
  • Reference — every tool, the HTTP endpoints, and the shared vocabularies.
  • Explanation — what the server serves, how authentication works, and why audits are asynchronous.

Same four quadrants, for producing accessible media.

  • Tutorials — create an account, describe your first video, remediate your first PDF.
  • How-to Guides — generate audio descriptions, refine captions, fix PDF issues, bulk alt text.
  • Reference — plans and credit costs, file limits, export formats, roles, keyboard shortcuts.
  • Explanation — how credits work, audio description versus captions, and what PDF remediation means.