Neon Roads is a browser-based arcade racer inspired by SkyRoads (1993), featuring a hover ship navigating suspended highways with procedurally generated content, multiple control schemes, and accessibility options. Built with three.js and TypeScript, it requires no installation and generates all visuals and music procedurally.
Outloud is a cross-platform PDF accessibility checker that validates PDF/UA-1 and WCAG 2.2 compliance. Unlike existing tools like PAC and veraPDF, it runs in the terminal, CI pipelines, and browser without Java or uploads, and detects semantic issues beyond conformance rules, such as empty header cells and meaningless alt text.
ComplianceSnap is a free scanner that detects missing alt-text on product images in Shopify and WooCommerce stores, a leading cause of ADA/WCAG accessibility lawsuits. Users can scan their storefront instantly for free and purchase a detailed report with AI-suggested alt-text for $9, or subscribe to monthly monitoring. The tool assesses legal risk exposure based on the prevalence of unlabeled images across product pages.
Flet 1.0 is a Python framework for building cross-platform graphical user interfaces with 150+ controls and services. It enables developers to write a single codebase that runs on desktop, mobile, and web platforms, with support for packaging, testing, and deployment across multiple distribution channels.
Magpie is a voice-operated iPhone app for reading and listening to podcasts, articles, and newsletters, designed with accessibility for blind users but useful for everyone. It consolidates multiple content sources into a single interface with AI-powered voice commands that can search, subscribe, and control playback without manual taps.