Give your faculty one tool instead of fifteen workarounds.
The ADA rule requires accessible materials across your entire department. You can't personally remediate every faculty member's notes. Now you don't have to.
You can't fix this one document at a time.
The new ADA rule means every piece of digital course material needs to be screen-reader accessible. That's every set of handwritten notes, every scanned reading, every PDF posted to the LMS.
You can't hire enough student workers to remediate them all. You can't train every faculty member to use Adobe Acrobat Pro. And you can't tell twenty professors to just take their notes down.
You need something you can hand to people and say: use this. It takes five minutes, your students get accessible materials, and you can show compliance.
What we're building for departments
Department features are in active development. Contact us to discuss your needs and help shape the product.
Multi-seat management
Each faculty member gets their own login and workspace. No shared passwords, no confusion about whose documents are whose.
Shared quota pool
Department-level page allocation that flows to where it's needed. Heavy users don't run out; light users don't waste quota.
Usage dashboard
See which faculty are using it, how many documents they've processed, and export history — what you need to show your dean.
Compliance reporting
Department-level view of processed documents, validation status, and export history. Audit-ready when you need it.
Simple onboarding
OAuth login with Google or Microsoft. No new passwords, no training required. Faculty are up and running in minutes.
Multi-format export
Accessible PDF, DOCX, and HTML. Different students use different assistive technology — we cover all of them.
Get department pricing
Tell us about your department and we'll put together a proposal. Annual invoicing, flexible seat counts, and purchase orders accepted.
Frequently asked questions
Or try it yourself first — see the individual instructor plan