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MMeerkat

Accessibility workspace for independent experts

Find accessibility barriers. Give clients evidence they can act on.

Scan client sites, organize WCAG findings, and deliver clear reports from one focused workspace built for consultants and freelancers.

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WCAG 2.2

Standards-linked findings

axe-core

Rendered browser checks

Live page view

Inspect affected elements

Public reports

Share without an account

A focused accessibility workflow

Everything around the audit, in one place.

Establish a baseline, communicate what to fix, and verify whether the work improved accessibility.

01

Prioritized findings

Scan rendered client pages, group barriers by impact, and inspect the exact element that failed.

02

Client-ready reports

Turn scan evidence into an understandable baseline with WCAG references and remediation guidance.

03

Progress monitoring

Keep every client site in one portfolio and verify whether accessibility improves between scans.

Evidence, not a vague score

Show clients what needs attention and why.

Every report connects the overall risk to the rule, page, selector, affected element, and recommended next step.

  • Priorities grouped by severity
  • Affected pages and elements
  • WCAG guidance beside each finding
  • A link clients can open without signing in

Client accessibility report

example-client.com

Baseline

Directional score

82

Errors
07
Warnings
12
Pages
05
Rules
09

Prioritized findings

Buttons must have discernible text

Critical

4 instances · 3 pages

Form elements must have labels

Serious

3 instances · 2 pages

Color contrast needs manual review

Review

8 instances · 4 pages

A repeatable workflow

From first scan to client-ready evidence.

  1. 01

    Add a client site

    Paste any public HTTPS URL you have permission to test.

  2. 02

    Review the evidence

    Prioritize critical and serious barriers before lower-impact cleanup.

  3. 03

    Share the report

    Give clients and developers a focused report they can act on.

Designed for the handoff

One audit trail for everyone who needs to understand the work.

Independent consultants

Run several client engagements without losing the thread.

Keep every site, scan, finding, and follow-up together instead of rebuilding the audit trail for each engagement.

Small accessibility studios

Give collaborators one shared source of evidence.

Organize the portfolio, compare risk between sites, and hand clients a consistent reporting experience.

Client development teams

Make the handoff specific enough to fix.

Share selectors, affected elements, WCAG guidance, and visual inspection context—not a vague score alone.

What it replaces

Keep your expertise. Lose the audit administration.

Meerkat does not replace expert judgment. It organizes the repetitive work around automated evidence.

TaskManual stackWith Meerkat
Collect scan resultsExport and rename filesSaved automatically by client site
Organize evidenceCopy issues into a spreadsheetGrouped by rule, page, and severity
Explain the problemRewrite tool output for every handoffGuidance and affected elements together
Show progressRebuild a document after each reviewShareable report and scan history
Catch regressionsRemember to rerun the same setupScheduled monitoring and alerts

Before you start

Questions a careful consultant should ask.

Clear boundaries matter in accessibility work. Here is what the product does—and what it does not claim to do.

Does Meerkat replace a manual accessibility audit?

No. Automated checks find a useful subset of accessibility barriers. Meerkat helps consultants collect repeatable evidence, prioritize it, and communicate progress; expert manual testing remains essential.

What can I scan?

You can start with any public HTTPS page you own or have permission to test. Paid plans can include additional paths or sitemap pages, while the browser extension supports inspection in the browser.

Which accessibility checks are included?

Cloud scans run axe-core against the rendered page in a real browser, covering applicable WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 A/AA rules. Results should always be combined with manual evaluation.

Can a client read the report without a Meerkat account?

Yes. Reports can be shared through a tokenized public link, so a client or developer can review the findings without entering your workspace.

Can developers inspect a finding on the actual page?

Yes. View on live page uses the browser extension to locate and highlight affected elements, helping developers connect report evidence to the rendered interface.

Start the next client review with one URL.

Automated checks support your expert audit—they do not replace manual testing.