Accessibility engine
Websites everyone can actually use
RavGB builds Kithe. It crawls any website, separates the findings that block people from the ones that do not, and tells you what to fix first.
- 3,959pages read in a single production scan
- 2check implementations, cross validated against each other
- 0scripts added to your site
What Kithe does
Crawls, does not sample
It walks the whole site rather than checking the one page you handed it, which is where repeated problems actually show up.
Ranks what it finds
Deterministic checks first, then a judgement pass that separates what blocks somebody from what is technically true and harmless.
Hands back the fix
Not just the element that fails. The value it has now, the value it needs, and what to change.
Why it stays broken
Awareness is not the gap. Most teams already know accessibility matters, and a growing number are legally required to meet a standard.
The gap is that the usual tools work at the wrong scale. A browser extension checks the page you are standing on. A paid audit checks a sample and arrives weeks later as a forty page report. Neither tells you which of the ninety findings actually stops somebody from finishing a task, so the work stalls before it starts.
Built to run anywhere
Kithe runs against any site with a public URL, whatever it is built with. A shop, a documentation set, an internal tool, a booking flow, a public service. Nothing is installed, no script goes on your pages, and a single page check needs no account at all.
Check a page without an account
One public URL is all Kithe needs to tell you what is failing.