The paperwork, in the same plain words as the product
Three documents a procurement or security reviewer will ask for. The conformance clause sits in the terms, not in a footnote.
Last reviewed
Terms v4 and attributions reviewed 2 September 2026. DPA v3 published 12 June 2026, countersigned within one working day.
Ask a legal questionAttributions and licences
reviewed 2 Sep 2026What we build on, under which licence, and where we deliberately stay on the safe side of the boundary.
axe-core
The automated rule engine is axe-core by Deque Systems, used as a dependency under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. Source files are not modified; we wrap the engine and inject it through a browser automation layer. The “axe” trademark is not used in our product name or in our marketing material.
EN 301 549 v3.2.1
Published free of charge by ETSI as a referenced standard. We reference clause numbers and write our own plain-language summaries. Clause text is never reproduced verbatim in the product or in generated reports.
WCAG 2.2
Published by the W3C as a referenced standard. Success criterion numbers and short titles are used as references under the W3C document licence. Full criterion text stays with the W3C and is linked, not copied.
Browser automation
Playwright (Apache 2.0) drives a headless Chromium instance for page loading, screenshots and rule injection.
Typeface and interface
Interface type is licensed for web use by Sekiz B.V.. Icons and illustrations in the product are original geometric shapes; no third-party icon set is redistributed.
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