Braillia finds accessibility barriers across websites and documents, transforms critical communications into structured formats blind and low-vision people and their preferred technology can use, and delivers access through web, mobile, direct, QR, and enterprise workflows.
Keep the systems you rely on. Change what the person experiences.
Discuss a critical workflowFind rule-based failures across websites and PDFs
Create HTML, EPUB, eBraille, TXT, and accessible PDF
Provide direct, QR, Portal, and mobile access
Add embedded website support and enterprise integration
Recognize the consequence
Accessibility breaks down at the moment a person needs to read, decide, submit, pay, respond, or ask for help. Braillia starts with that consequence, then traces the barrier back to the website, document, system, or delivery path creating it.
A form or control blocks a visitor from navigating, understanding, or completing the action independently.
Organizational consequence: The organization absorbs abandonment, support escalation, complaints, and avoidable risk.
Broken reading order, tables, fields, or instructions prevent the person's technology from presenting the information correctly.
Organizational consequence: A technically available document still creates an alternate-format request and a service failure.
A bill, notice, appointment, decision, or deadline becomes usable only after the moment to act.
Organizational consequence: Delay becomes rework, missed payment, preventable escalation, or lost trust.
Important information remains trapped inside a legacy document or delivery workflow.
Organizational consequence: The source system remains essential, and the access barrier demands a practical path forward.
ADA responsibility and accessibility risk
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires covered organizations to provide people with disabilities equal access to services, information, and effective communication. When websites, forms, PDFs, mobile experiences, or critical communications create barriers, the problem extends beyond usability.
Accessibility failures can lead to documented complaints, enforcement exposure, procurement problems, litigation risk, and evidence that people couldn't use the services an organization made available. Braillia helps teams identify rule-based failures, prioritize the barriers carrying the greatest consequence, remediate the underlying content, and preserve evidence of the work performed.
The requirements are real
DOJ's Title II rule sets WCAG 2.1 Level AA requirements for state and local government web content and mobile apps. Organizations serving customers in Canada or the European Union may also face obligations under Canadian and European accessibility laws, with WCAG providing a common technical language.
General information, not legal advice. Legal obligations depend on the organization, jurisdiction, and complete accessibility program.
One Braillia operating model
Braillia connects every stage of accessibility into one practical path. Organizations can start with one website or document, then expand into a governed enterprise workflow as their needs grow.
Find rule-based barriers and identify which failures carry the greatest human and operational consequence.
Repair source experiences and reconstruct important information into structured accessible formats.
Move accessible information through standalone files, websites, direct delivery, QR, Portal, mobile, or APIs.
Manage approved sites, workflows, access, validation records, ownership, and ongoing accessibility work.
Each implementation uses the capabilities and access paths the workflow requires.
See Braillia at work
Choose the website, document, delivery, or system problem your team can act on now. Braillia provides the capability to solve it and a path to connect the rest of the accessibility workflow as your needs grow.
Remediate and transform
Braillia processes complex source material into structured accessible information while keeping the output and validation workflow connected.
Documents and forms are where urgent information often lives
Braillia transforms complex source material into accessible files people can use independently across familiar devices, systems, and assistive technology. When information is time-sensitive or requires guidance, the same prepared content can move securely into Braillia Mobile for interaction, questions, and next-step support.
Give users and their preferred technology structured information in the format that fits the work, turning a technically repaired file into practical, independent access.
Accessible PDF can also be provided when that's the right format for the workflow.
Braillia Mobile gives blind and low-vision users a secure way to receive prepared documents through direct delivery or QR setup, then explore the information, return to it, and get help understanding what action is needed.
The output remains usable independently. The mobile experience adds secure delivery, guided interaction, context, and support when the workflow needs a more complete access path.
Built for critical information
Braillia gives organizations a practical way to improve accessibility across real systems and real communication workflows, while keeping the evidence, access controls, and delivery path connected.
Organization controls, approved-site policy, and privacy-aware workflows support sensitive information while keeping operational details private.
Source anchors, verification records, remediation findings, delivery paths, and follow-up work can remain part of one accountable access program.
Braillia can begin with one website or document workflow, then expand through Portal, API, direct delivery, and organization-managed access.
Named in honor of Louis Braille, Braillia carries the mission of independent access into today's digital information, systems, formats, and experiences.
Why Braillia ExistsStart with the outcome your team owns
Begin with the information, experience, or workflow your team controls. Braillia can start there and shape the implementation around the access outcome, systems, and scale your organization requires.
Start with a website, document, or customer experience your team is responsible for today.
Start with rule-based findings across a focused sample of website pages and discovered PDFs.
Working public Accessibility Snapshot
Turn documents, forms, and critical communications into structured accessible outputs.
HTML, EPUB, eBraille, TXT, and accessible PDF where appropriate
Give visitors user-controlled reading, viewing, focus, voice, and assistance tools on the page.
Hosted web app active on approved websites
Add accessible transformation, delivery, or governance to a workflow serving one organization or many.
Add an accessible transformation and delivery path around an existing system or document workflow.
Source-specific implementation that preserves the core source platform
Explore a scoped implementation for customer communications, document production, portals, or delivery systems.
API, Portal, and workflow integration paths
Give IT, security, privacy, accessibility, and procurement teams a direct path to the evidence they need.
Platform security and implementation information
Buyer questions
Braillia helps organizations assess barriers, remediate critical information, deliver usable access, and scale the operating model around it.
Start with the access moment carrying the most consequence: a website blocking visitor action, a document backlog, a form, a notice with a deadline, or information arriving too late to be useful. Use the Accessibility Snapshot for a focused website diagnostic, or request a Critical Workflow Review when a higher-impact workflow needs a practical review.
Braillia can serve as the remediation path or work alongside an existing accessibility program. It also helps organizations transform critical information, connect it to secure delivery, and give people a practical way to receive, understand, and act on it when it matters.
Braillia provides rule-based findings, remediation workflows, structured accessible outputs, verification evidence, and ongoing controls that help organizations act on their accessibility responsibilities. Legal compliance remains an organization-specific determination based on applicable requirements, surrounding services, policies, delivery timing, and the complete accessibility program.
Braillia treats remediation as essential work and connects it to accessible structure, secure delivery, user-guided access, and organization controls. The result is a complete path from assessment and repair to information people can receive, understand, and use.
Prepared content can move through Braillia Portal, direct delivery, QR setup and pickup, API-connected workflows, and the mobile experience. These paths help blind and low-vision users receive the information, move through it, understand what matters, and take the next step independently.
Yes. The Braillia Embedded Accessibility Web App adds a hosted support panel to approved websites. Visitors open reading, visual, focus, motion, and page-assistance tools directly on the live site, with no browser extension or visitor account. Remediation remains a separate, essential workstream alongside this immediate user support.
Yes. Organizations can begin with one focused workflow, then expand through Portal, direct delivery, QR setup and pickup, APIs, and organization-managed controls. Braillia is designed to fit alongside the systems teams already use for billing, healthcare, customer communication, government services, education, and other critical operations.
Make the next decision visible
Start with a working website snapshot, or see how Braillia transforms the documents and critical communications people depend on.
Review the Workflow Blocking Your Users
