SysWisdom AI Quality Agent for accessibility Can every student use your website?
The free scan checks a page of your website against automated WCAG rules. The agent checks your websites, apps and chatbots inside your network, including whether answers match your own documents. Your own staff sign off on every finding.
The scan is free. The agent license is quoted, from $2,000 a year.
The free scan checks the page that hosts your chatbot against WCAG 2.0 and 2.1 A and AA rules, plus WCAG 2.2 AA, with automated rules. Automated checks plus manual checks by your own staff. Automated checks cannot find every issue.
See it through a student's eyes
A Day in Their Seat is a free game we made. Try everyday campus tasks through four student perspectives, then see the barriers removed. It is an early version, and it cannot replicate lived experience.
Play A Day in Their Seat (opens in a new tab)Students rely on your website, and now your chatbot. Some cannot use them at all.
Wrong answers
Students, parents and residents ask chatbots about deadlines, aid, enrollment and services, and act on what they read.
On March 7, 2026, The Markup reported that California colleges are spending millions on AI chatbots, and that one college's bot named a former president as current and gave wrong financial aid office hours. Read The Markup investigation (opens in a new tab)
Blocked users
If the chat window cannot be reached with a keyboard, or a screen reader does not announce the reply, some people cannot ask their question at all.
She uses a screen reader and opens the chat to ask when financial aid is due. The chat opens, she types her question, and the answer appears on screen. Her screen reader never announces it, so she never hears the date.
The scan checks whether chat replies reach a screen reader. Your staff then try it by hand. For real stories of how people with disabilities use the web, read W3C's Stories of Web Users (opens in a new tab)
Three steps. Your staff stay in charge.
- Step 1
Your staff run the scan
The free scan runs automated accessibility rules on the page that hosts your chatbot. It lists the manual checks to do by hand.
- Step 2
Your staff check and sign
Your staff test inside the chat window by keyboard and with a screen reader, and a named person on your staff signs off on each finding. SysWisdom supplies the tool. It does not test, review or sign for you.
- Step 3
You keep a dated record
The agent runs inside your network. It checks your chatbot's answers against your own documents and keeps the dated record your staff signed. Run it again after a vendor or model update.
Keep your scanner. The agent covers what it cannot see: the AI tools, and your staff's sign-off.
The scanner you already use checks your pages. Page scanners test the pages they load. A chat window that opens on click, an answer that changes with every question, and a person's sign-off on what was found need a different check.
Two things: a free scan and the agent.
Free scan
Available now
Free
Run the self-serve scan for automated checks on the page that hosts your chatbot. Results come right away, and your staff complete the manual checks by hand.
The agent
Available now, with demo rules
Quoted, from $2,000 a year
The agent ships as a tar file you run on your own hardware, with Vault and the Proof Kit. It checks your chatbot's answers against your own documents and builds the dated record your staff sign off on. With your own model, nothing leaves your network. With the hosted Gemini backend, the text the agent sends to the model leaves your network. Today's release runs demo rules. The accessibility rule set is in progress.
Prices
| Option | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free scan | Free | Your staff run automated accessibility rules on the page that hosts your chatbot and get the result right away, with a checklist of the manual checks to do by hand. |
| Agent license | Quoted, from $2,000 a year | The agent runs inside your network. It checks your chatbot's answers against your own documents and builds the dated record your staff sign off on. |
To license the agent, email us. We send a quote for your purchase order, then the tar file your IT team installs.
- 01
Contact us
Email us about your chatbot or your environment. The scan is free. The agent license is quoted, from $2,000 a year.
- 02
Send a purchase order
We send a quote for the annual license. Pay by purchase order; a PayPal invoice also works.
- 03
Install it inside your network
You get the agent as a tar file with Vault and the Proof Kit. We help you install it behind your firewall, and your staff run it.
Purchase contact: sales@syswisdom.ai
ADA Title II: WCAG 2.1 AA
The first deadline is April 26, 2027.
Public entities with a population of 50,000 or more must meet WCAG 2.1 AA for web content and apps by April 26, 2027. Entities under 50,000 and special district governments have until April 26, 2028. WCAG 2.2 is a voluntary best practice unless a contract requires it.
General information, not legal advice.
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Talk to Aaron
Aaron McCormack, founder and CTO, built SysWisdom on one conviction: AI quality is a human responsibility. Tell him about your chatbot and he will tell you plainly what the scan and the agent can and cannot show.