A11yReplay

A11yReplay is a web app + browser extension that records real accessibility failures as reproducible “sessions” you can hand to developers. Instead of vague bug reports (“screen reader got stuck”), it captures DOM snapshots, focus order, ARIA attributes, keyboard events, and key screen reader output (where available via supported APIs), then generates a step-by-step replay with a minimal test case. Teams can attach sessions to Jira/GitHub issues, compare before/after fixes, and export a lightweight report for compliance evidence. This is not a magic auto-fixer; it’s a practical debugging tool that turns accessibility from subjective complaints into actionable engineering artifacts. It’s especially useful for complex SPAs where focus management and dynamic content routinely break. Pricing can be per-seat for QA/dev plus a limited free tier for open-source projects.