Accord sits on top of your existing enterprise software and maps every unlabelled control, rewrites dense text into plain language, and guides workers through six complete accessibility paths — all without touching the underlying application.
See it for yourself
Step through the exact screens workers and clinicians see in Accord. Each demo is interactive, right here in your browser.
Watch an inaccessible WSIB portal go from completely silent to fully keyboard-navigable in under 2 seconds.
Try demo →Dense legal form text rewritten into clear steps with colour-coded sections and a guided progress bar.
Try demo →Numbered targets appear on every control — workers activate anything hands-free by saying its number.
Try demo →One large, high-contrast control at a time — no losing your place while zoomed in with ZoomText.
Try demo →Accord scans real controls one by one at adjustable speed. One switch press selects the highlighted element.
Try demo →Large gaze targets with dwell-based activation. Works with Tobii, EyeGaze, and PCEye hardware out of the box.
Try demo →The Problem
Claims portals, HR systems, and case management tools are often decades old. They expose no accessibility metadata — screen readers see nothing, and workers with vision loss, reading difficulties, or motor impairments simply cannot use them independently.
Replacing these systems costs millions and takes years. Accord removes that constraint entirely — no rebuilding, no vendor involvement, no application downtime.
The Solution
Accord reads the full UI element tree using Windows UI Automation — without modifying the application at all. It constructs a live accessibility layer on top, labelling every control, role, and relationship so any screen reader can navigate fluently.
The Plain Language engine simultaneously rewrites dense legal or regulatory text into clear, simple English — so workers with dyslexia, low literacy, or cognitive fatigue can understand what they're completing.
See How It Works →Six Support Paths, One Companion
Each path includes a guided tutorial, a live overlay, and saved app profiles. Enable them independently, per worker, per workstation.
Maps unlabelled controls via Windows UI Automation, overlays correct labels, and makes any app keyboard-navigable. Compatible with NVDA, JAWS, and Narrator.
Meet Marcus →Intercepts dense form text in real time and rewrites it. Colour-coded sections and step-by-step guidance reduce cognitive load for workers with dyslexia or ADHD.
Meet Jordan →Hands-free control with spoken commands. Works alongside Dragon and Windows Speech Recognition, with numbered targets on every control so workers never have to guess a name.
A large-focus panel presents controls one at a time, high-contrast and centred — so workers using ZoomText or Windows Magnifier never lose orientation while zoomed in.
Accord scans real app controls and cycles through them at adjustable speed. A single switch press selects the current element — built for accuracy before speed.
Large gaze targets with dwell-based activation. Supports Tobii, EyeGaze, and PCEye devices, with built-in calibration guidance and eye-break reminders in the tutorial path.
Not sure which path fits? Accord’s Trust Assistant asks two questions about barriers and goals and recommends the right starting point.
For Clinicians & Coordinators
When a return-to-work coordinator, occupational therapist, or vocational rehab specialist opens Accord, they see a professional interface — assessment tools, accommodation planning, client profile management, and session notes. Workers see a focused, calm support interface. Same product. Two modes.
Why Accord
Accord reads the full UI tree via Windows UI Automation and overlays accessibility labels in under two seconds. An AI Vision fallback catches anything the accessibility tree missed.
Works entirely at the OS level. No source code access needed. No patches, no SDKs, no vendor involvement. The target application is never touched.
A standard Windows installer. No administrator account needed for end users. Deployable across an entire department without application downtime or vendor coordination.
Setup starts with the person’s goal — return to work, simplify a page, learn a tool — not a list of product options. Accord routes each worker to the right workspace automatically.
An AI advisor that asks guided questions about functional barriers and goals, recommends the right support path, and launches the right tutorial or overlay directly from the conversation.
Connects job tasks, functional barriers, and accommodations into a practical digital work plan — designed for workers and the clinicians supporting their return.
Detects visible charts in any open window, describes axes and trends, and converts data points into audio — making dashboards and reports accessible to screen reader users.
Scan any website or work app into landmarks, controls, and detail levels. Save the result as a reusable profile so the same app is pre-mapped on every future session.
Helps organizations meet obligations under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act — without requiring any application changes.
Get Started
We’ll run a live demo on a system you bring — your actual enterprise app, your actual workers. No slides, no stock footage.