Low-vision controls
Visitors can enlarge text and cursors, improve spacing, use readable fonts, align text, highlight links and actions, and reduce visual clutter directly on the page.

Braillia embedded accessibility app open on a website.
Embed & Scale
Braillia adds a guided accessibility experience directly to the website, giving visitors immediate control through a small accessibility button. The on-page panel provides reading, visual, voice, AI, focus, motion, and support tools for blind, low-vision, dyslexic, motion-sensitive, color-sensitive, and cognitively diverse users.
Core features
Braillia combines low-vision controls, reading support, voice assistance, AI page help, dictionary tools, motion controls, image descriptions, support requests, and customer-managed site authorization into one embedded website experience.

Visitors can enlarge text and cursors, improve spacing, use readable fonts, align text, highlight links and actions, and reduce visual clutter directly on the page.
Contrast modes, reading tints, black-and-white viewing, color controls, and dyslexia-focused presets help people create a more comfortable reading environment.
Read Page, reading guides, masks, page structure, and keyboard-friendly navigation help visitors hear and move through headings, sections, forms, and content.
Visitors can use voice prompts, image descriptions, dictionary tools, or ask typed and spoken questions about the current page through page-aware assistance.
Reading guides, focus masks, larger cursors, motion reduction, media muting, and visual simplification can reduce distraction and improve control.
Braillia activates only on approved domains and can use the organization's name, logo, color signals, panel side, launcher position, and Portal-managed configuration.
Quick presets
Plain-language presets help visitors choose a comfortable reading, viewing, focus, motion, motor, or cognitive support path quickly, based on the outcome they want.
Organization control
The embedded app is a Portal-managed Braillia runtime connected to approved domains, configuration, customer install script generation, feature configuration, aggregate reporting, install-health checks, and support signals.
Approved websites are managed in Braillia Portal with domain approval and policy gating, so entitlement is controlled by organization configuration rather than script attributes alone.
Braillia hosts the embedded app and launcher so improvements can ship centrally while customer websites keep the same lightweight installation.
Organizations can configure launcher position, panel side, enabled tools, feature profiles, hidden controls, and approved site behavior through Portal-managed controls.
Aggregate usage reporting, install-health checks, and support request signaling show where accessibility help is being used while private visitor content stays protected.
Website experience
Braillia helps organizations make their websites easier to read, hear, navigate, and understand directly on the page. It gives users immediate control over how they experience the page while giving organizations a scalable way to provide accessible support across approved websites.
The result is a more inclusive website experience that supports independence, comfort, and confidence for people who are blind, low vision, dyslexic, motion-sensitive, or cognitively diverse.
Launch workflow
The customer website only needs the lightweight launcher. Braillia Portal handles the approved-site policy and app configuration so teams can start with one domain and expand cleanly.
Add the website in Braillia Portal.
Verify the approved domain.
Configure app placement, tools, and behavior.
Copy the hosted launcher script.
Test the installation on the approved site.
Go live with Portal-managed policy and reporting.
Privacy and policy
The launcher is easy to install while authorization remains controlled through Portal policy. Organization reporting uses privacy-safe operational signals while private visitor content stays protected.
Script attributes control presentation settings; Braillia Portal policy controls authorization.
Domain approval and entitlement come from Braillia Portal policy and the approved-site resolver.
Organization dashboards keep full private URLs, form values, Ask Braillia questions, AI answers, and visitor content private.
Usage reporting is designed around privacy-safe operational events and support signals.
Where it fits
Braillia is strongest where visitors need to read, decide, ask, submit, pay, schedule, request service, or understand critical information while still on the website.
Buyer questions
Braillia helps organizations assess barriers, remediate critical information, deliver usable access, and scale the operating model around it.
Braillia Embedded Accessibility App is a hosted website experience launched from an approved customer website through a lightweight script. Visitors open it directly on the page, with no browser extension installation.
Visitors use the embedded support experience directly on the website through their current session. No visitor login, Braillia Mobile pairing, or user portal account is required.
The customer site installs a lightweight hosted launcher script, but authorization comes from Braillia Portal policy and the approved-site resolver. The icon appears only when the current domain is approved.
The embedded app and remediation serve two connected roles. Remediation improves the underlying website, while the app gives visitors immediate, user-controlled support on the page. Accessible design, WCAG work, legal review, and formal testing remain essential parts of the organization's accessibility program.
Braillia reporting should focus on privacy-safe usage and support signals by approved site. Customer-facing dashboards should avoid exposing full private URLs, form values, Ask Braillia questions, AI answers, or visitor content.
Review the domains, visitor needs, controls, branding, and Portal configuration required for a focused embedded website rollout.