

The dashboard: a transparent score, per-check counts, and the pages that need attention.
Audit Lens scans the content of your published posts and pages and reports the accessibility issues a screen-reader user or keyboard user would actually hit. It focuses on the “WebAIM Million top 6” — the issue families behind roughly 96% of all automatically detected WCAG failures — and explains each one in plain English, with the page it is on and the WCAG success criterion it relates to.
It is built to be honest. Automated tools only catch part of the picture — roughly 30–40% of real accessibility issues. Audit Lens tells you that up front, labels what it found, and helps you fix it. It does not certify compliance, it is not an accessibility overlay, and it never modifies how your site looks to visitors.
What it checks (the WebAIM Million top 6):
What you get:
Audit Lens reports issues so you can fix them. It does not, and cannot, certify that a site meets WCAG or any law — that needs manual review by a person. An overlay that promises instant “compliance” is the opposite of what this tool is. Audit Lens supports your accessibility efforts; it does not replace human testing.
All scanning happens on your own server against your own content. No data is sent anywhere, and there is no network call required to scan.