mini flags accessibility issues as it tests.
Every screen your iOS and Android tests reach, audited to WCAG 2.2 A/AA, on request.
An audit you can defend.
It runs with your tests.
Each new screen a run reaches, audited beside the test.
Fails are measured.
Contrast, touch targets, labels and roles are measured, not left to a model.
Your team makes the calls.
On judgement calls, mini proposes. Your team confirms or dismisses.
Gaps are named.
What a phone can’t check is marked Not checked, with the reason.
One report for developers and auditors.
Failing elements boxed, a VPAT-style WCAG 2.2 table, and a PDF export.
The rules already apply.
Evidence your team builds each release. Not a legal certificate or third-party audit.
- European Accessibility Act
- Since June 2025: EU e‑commerce, consumer banking, passenger transport and telecom apps.
- Americans with Disabilities Act
- US lawsuits over inaccessible apps routinely cite WCAG.
- WCAG 2.2 A and AA
- mini audits against these. They extend 2.1 AA, which EN 301 549 cites.
Click through a real run.
A real run on our own demo app, shown without its audit.
Cart Management
Manage Cart Contents
Critical7/8 passed · Android
- Expected
- Confirm the price summary shows a subtotal, delivery fee, and grand total that reflect all items
- Actual
- Cart subtotal does not match the sum of line prices — overstates by $1.50 per cart line, inflating the grand total.
See what mini flags on your app.
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