Every other tool shows you what's wrong. AUDITSU lets you prove you're right.
When someone asks you to prove it, what do you show them?
AUDITSU keeps your proof current for a regulator, a procurement team or a customer's assurance team, starting with accessibility for websites and apps.
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“Show me” usually means a report that's already out of date.
Most proof shows the work met the standard on the day someone checked. You keep shipping after that, and the people asking keep asking.
Nobody can say who signed it off.
The audit sits in one place, the fixes in another and the approval in someone's inbox. Ask who signed what off, and when, and nobody can show you.
AI is doing more of the work.
More code and content now starts with an AI. The more it does, the more it matters that a human checked it, and the harder it is to show who did.
An audit is out of date by your next release.
A manual accessibility audit can cost £15,000 to £50,000, and it describes your product on the day it was tested. You ship all year.
AUDITSU estimate of market rates.
Partly accessible was not enough for the court.
In June 2026 a French court ordered Carrefour to make its website and app fully accessible. Meeting 71% of France's national accessibility standard was not enough.
Tribunal judiciaire de Caen, 4 June 2026. Read our summary of the Carrefour ruling
Been asked for proof like this? Bring the request to a free 30-minute call, and we'll tell you what you could show.
Bring us your requestWho signed this off? Here's how you show them.
Your team, your software or an AI can do the work. A named person signs it off.
AUDITSU keeps the record of every sign-off, so when someone says “show me”, you can.
Today this is on general sale in the accessibility platform. On the paid plan the record also shows any later change, and connecting your own coding agent to do the work is in beta.
Every sign-off says who, and when
Who signed it off, when, and any notes or evidence they added.
It stays up to date
Fix something or check it again, and the record updates. It does not go stale like an audit report.
If anyone changes it later, it shows
On the paid plan. Patent pending (UK application GB2620101.2).
Live for accessibility, and in early use for document sign-off.
The same idea, applied: whoever does the work, a named person signs it off. Accessibility is live and on general sale.
Accessibility
Prove your website and app meet EN 301 549 and WCAG. Guided checks for every page or screen, a ticket for every failure, and an accessibility statement built from the results, which updates itself when you fix an issue or re-run the audit.
Websites on the free plan. Mobile apps on the paid plan. Connecting your own coding agent is in beta.
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Document sign-off for regulated teams
A named reviewer and a named approver on every document. Nobody signs off their own work, and every version keeps a history an auditor can follow.
Ask about document sign-offAI work you can prove
Your AI does the work, a person signs it off. Bring a job you're thinking of handing to AI, and we'll work through it with you.
Talk to us about an AI jobNot sure which of these fits what you've been asked for? Talk it through with us.
Talk it through with usWho's looking after this?
Simon Milner, Founding Architect
Simon spent nine years as Vice President and General Manager at Marvell Semiconductor, where he led SheevaPlug, a Popular Science “Best of What's New” winner in 2009. He holds a PhD in digital signal processing.
Before Marvell he was employee number 30 at MMC Networks, which created the network processor category, listed on Nasdaq and was acquired by Applied Micro Circuits for $4.5 billion. He co-founded Candlestick Networks, sold to Nortel, and later founded Petzila, acquired by Wagz.
Meet the teamBeen asked to prove something?
Bring the request, and we'll tell you what you could show.
Thinking of handing a job to AI?
Bring one job you're thinking of handing to AI. In thirty minutes we'll tell you whether it should be, and how you'd know it's done it right.
No pitch. If the honest answer is not to use AI for it, we'll say so.
What happens on the call
- You tell us what you've been asked to prove, or the job you're weighing up.
- We tell you honestly what you could show, or whether AI should do it.
- You leave with a next step, whether or not it involves us.
You'll speak with Simon Milner, our Founding Architect, and Jason Crispin, our founder.
Book a free 30-minute callOr tell us what you're working on