06 / Digital & AI Accessibility
Interfaces that adapt to people
The web was not built for everyone, so we rebuild it. Our technology reads, describes, translates, and scans, turning one accessible interface into a service that reaches millions.
The barrier
people are visually impaired and 39 million are blind, for them, most of the digital world is still built as if they were not there.
Source: World Health Organization
What we do about it
01
AI document reader and image describer
Our assistant reads documents aloud, describes images, and conveys not just words but intent. Built to respect how people actually read and listen, it turns inaccessible PDFs and images into something usable in seconds.
02
Speech and language translation
Real-time translation of language and intent removes two barriers at once, disability and distance. It lets a service designed in one place work for someone in another, in their own words.
03
Accessibility scanning for partner websites
We scan partner websites against WCAG standards, flag what fails, and help teams fix it. Access designed in from the first draft is cheaper and better than access bolted on after the complaints start.
A story from this program
The reader didn't just read. It respected how he reads.
For a blind software developer, most documents are walls. WeEnable's AI reader turned them into something he could actually work with.
Read Chidi’s storypeople are visually impaired worldwide, and 39 million are blind.
Source: World Health Organization
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