Accessibility auditor for Chrome

Find what's broken on your page, and exactly how to fix it.

A friendly accessibility auditor for Chrome that scans the active tab against WCAG and shows you what's wrong, where it lives, and how to fix it — in plain language.

Free & open source · Nothing leaves your machine

Pip, the Mend inspector A small round character with big round glasses, holding a clipboard with a checklist.

Why Mend

What makes Mend different

Most scanners hand you a wall of jargon. Mend hands you the fix.

The fix comes first

Every issue opens with what to change — not a lecture. The explanation is there if you want it, underneath.

Plain-language docs, written by hand

Each issue has its own explanation and a before/after code example, not raw scanner jargon.

Everything runs on your machine

No network requests, no accounts, no API keys. Your pages and results never leave the browser.

It passes its own audit

We hold the panel to the same standard it checks for.

100 on Lighthouse accessibility

How it works

Three steps, then a to-do list

  1. Step 01

    Open the side panel

    Click the Mend icon in your toolbar to dock the panel beside any page.

  2. Step 02

    Click Run audit

    Mend reads the active tab on your command and checks it against the WCAG rules you've enabled.

  3. Step 03

    Get a fix for each issue

    Issues are grouped by rule and sorted by severity, then page order — each with a fix and a button to find it on the page.