An interaction-assistance layer for anything with a screen.
The browser extension is the lead surface. Underneath it, we're building a consumer-accessibility knowledge base and a purpose-built model, so every WebAble product gets smarter at understanding users and proposing the right adaptation. The plugin is step one. Anything with a display and an OS is the long game.
What's being built.
Each product packages the underlying tech for a different use. Status reflects where it actually is today, not where we wish it was.
The Extension
17 deterministic accessibility tools plus three AI helpers. The lead product, in public beta now.
Learn moreClarityView
Reformats any webpage into a clean, focused layout. Built for vision, focus, and calm.
Learn moreEchoControl
Dictate clean text into any field, then drive the web by voice: click, scroll, fill, navigate.
Learn moreAutoFlow
Teach it a task once. It replays the same web flow on demand, fills forms, handles loops.
Learn moreAbleMind
A personal memory core that learns your patterns and tunes every WebAble product to fit.
Learn moreGlassLayer
A screen-aware desktop layer that reads what’s in front of you, answers, captions, and acts above any app.
Learn moreAn accessibility model from the ground up.
Not a wrapper around a generic chat model. A purpose-built knowledge base and model focused on consumer accessibility, designed to understand interaction barriers and propose the right adaptation. Every surface above draws from this layer.
A consumer-accessibility knowledge base
Compiling interaction patterns, barrier signals, and adaptation strategies from research, real user behavior, and lived experience. The substrate every WebAble feature is built on.
A purpose-built model
Not a wrapper around generic chat. A model trained for understanding interaction barriers and proposing the right adaptation, getting smarter with every session.
Every display, every OS
The browser is the first surface. The same knowledge layer extends to OS-level overlays, native apps, and eventually anything with a screen attached.
One surface at a time.
The accessibility extension is the front door. We're focused on getting it widely used, getting real feedback, and earning the right to ship the next surface to a bigger audience.
Everything else (ClarityView, EchoControl, AutoFlow, AbleMind, GlassLayer) is being built and tested in parallel, but rolled out to pilot users instead of pushed at everyone at once. The goal isn't to launch big. The goal is to launch each surface when it actually works.
If you're reading this and want to be a pilot, the early-access list on each product page is the way in.
Start with the extension.
The lead product is in public beta. The rest follows.