Xessly is a team of AI agents that finds website accessibility issues, fixes them in your code or CMS, and verifies every change.
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Xessly · by Brightyard
Find it. Fix it. Prove it.
Automatically.AI agents that work on every WCAG issue they find, ship the fix and verify it. People step in only when an agent asks.
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The problem
Every scanner hands you a list. Nobody hands you the fix.
Reports say something may be wrong. Then the real work starts: understanding it, fixing it in the right place, and checking it worked.
Typical scan report (illustrative)Contrast (minimum)37 instancesName, role, value12 instancesInfo and relationships58 instancesKeyboard9 instancesWho fixes all of this, and when? -
The problem
Fixing is the slow part.
Reports pile upFindings without actionHundreds of rule violations, little sense of what to change first.Fixes waitAccessibility sits in the backlogEvery fix competes with feature work for the same developers.Nobody re-checks"Done" is rarely verifiedChanges ship without anyone confirming they worked, or broke something else. -
The cost
One finding, passed between four people.
Each handoff loses time. The person using a screen reader or a keyboard waits for all of it.
Product leadIs this urgent, or can it wait?DesignerWhat should it look like instead?DeveloperWhich element? When do I fit it in?EveryoneDid the fix actually work? -
The solution
Five agents. One continuous flow.
Xessly runs the whole job, from first scan to verified fix, without waiting on a meeting.
1Scan agentCrawls pages and journeys on desktop and mobile2Triage agentGroups duplicates and maps each issue to WCAG 2.23Fix agentWrites the fix in your code or your CMS4Test agentRe-runs checks and catches regressions5Verify agentCloses what's proven, flags what isn't -
In action
A full run, start to finish, no clicks.
This is what one run looks like on a fictional store.
Agent run · Northstar Store · illustrativescanCrawled 48 pages, desktop and mobiletriage126 findings → 31 unique issues (WCAG 2.2 A and AA)fixPR #42: labels for 6 form fields (1.3.1, 4.1.2)fixCMS: alt text for 18 product images (1.1.1)testAutomated, keyboard and contrast checks: 0 regressionsverify29 verified · 2 flagged with drafts -
Where fixes land
It fixes the problem where it lives.
Code issues become pull requests in your repository. Content issues are fixed in your CMS. No overlay painted on top.
Your repositoryPull request- <input placeholder="Email"> + <label for="email">Email</label> + <input id="email" type="email">
Your CMSContent updateAlt text added to 18 product images, link text clarified on 4 pages, with a change log you can roll back. -
Proof
Every fix is tested before it counts.
The test agent re-checks each change and looks for anything it might have broken. One click rolls a change back.
Verification · PR #42Sign-in form labels✓Each field has an accessible name✓Labels stay visible while typing✓Keyboard order unchanged✓Contrast still passes✓No new violations introduced -
Honest by design
When an agent isn't sure, it says so.
Nothing is marked fixed until it's verified. If an agent can't prove a fix, it flags the issue with its best draft instead of guessing.
Flagged · draft readyHero image: meaning unclearDecorative or informative? Draft alt text attached for a quick yes or no.Flagged · draft readyCustom date pickerTwo keyboard patterns are possible. Both drafted, waiting for a choice. -
Let the agents take the backlog.
Point Xessly at your site. Get fixes, not reports.
Story uses illustrative demo data. Northstar Store is fictional and nothing here scans a live site.
From a report to a verified fix.
Every WCAG issue gets worked on. Every fix gets proven.
Automated checks can't detect every barrier, so we recommend periodic testing with disabled users. Xessly doesn't guarantee legal compliance.
Let the agents take your accessibility backlog.
Early access is open for teams with a live website or app. Tell us where it runs.