friendlyuse adds a floating accessibility menu to your website via a script. Visitors can adjust font, contrast, reading aids and more themselves. You manage domains, embedding, usage and billing in the dashboard.
Digital accessibility affects far more people than most teams assume: a temporary injury after surgery, low vision with age, or simply a phone screen in bright sunlight. Designing for the edges makes the page better for everyone — more in our guide to WCAG 2.2.
Accessibility isn’t a feature you tick off — it’s a default you never have to switch off again.
The most common barriers are often the simplest: too little contrast, missing focus indicators, forms without labels. None of them require a rebuild — most issues can be fixed with targeted changes, complemented by an assistive widget like friendlyuse for everything visitors want to adjust themselves.
A good first step is an automated scan: it finds the biggest violations in seconds and hands your team a prioritised list. Combined with real user testing, this becomes a process that fits into existing sprints instead of blowing them up — details in our testing guide.
Accessibility helps people perceive content and use digital services independently. The widget gives visitors immediate display controls—as a complement to auditing, engineering and editorial work, not a replacement for them.
Clear material, sizing and delivery information in a presentation visitors can adapt.
Small product details, weak contrast and distracting motion create friction before checkout.
people worldwide experiences significant disability.
WHOis within the scope of the European Accessibility Act.
EU CommissionW3C highlights usability, reach, innovation and reduced risk.
W3C WAIThe launch focus is clear: embed the widget, manage domains, understand usage and find your first accessibility issues with the scanner.
Add the widget to your website with a token. The token is validated against your registered domain.
Check a URL with an automated accessibility scan and share the report as an entry point.
Font size, contrast modes, reading guide, focus aids, stop motion and a readable font — in 10 languages directly in the browser.
Add domains, copy the script snippet, activate or deactivate domains and see usage per domain.
See sessions, the features used, duration and monthly visitors relative to your booked plan.
Try every feature free for 14 days, then choose the visitor-based plan that matches your monthly reach.
One script tag. No replatforming, no proxy, no rebuild. The widget runs on classic websites, shops and modern frontends.
Visitors choose their language directly in the widget. That keeps every accessibility control understandable — on every website and for every audience.
friendlyuse is an assistive widget and does not replace a full WCAG audit. It helps website visitors right away and complements your ongoing accessibility work.
Add your domain in the dashboard, drop in the script, and give your visitors instant controls for text, contrast, reading and navigation.
Works with any CMS or custom frontend. No build step and no template changes needed.
The token is bound to your domain. Visitors open the panel in the bottom right and pick the aids they need.
This shows which assistive controls your visitors actually use and which plan fits your monthly visitor volume.
Visitor-based plans from €19 to €249 per month — you pay by reach, not by team size. The widget stays active even during traffic spikes. No credit card for the trial.
For small websites and your first live domains.
Choose StarterFor active websites and shops with regular traffic.
Choose GrowthFor high-traffic websites with heavy monthly usage.
Choose ProFor larger websites with high monthly visitor volume.
Choose BusinessThe answers describe the current launch scope: widget, dashboard, usage measurement and scanner.
An accessibility widget is a script-embedded control panel that lets website visitors adjust the presentation themselves – font size, contrast, reading aids or stopping animations. It complements technical accessibility under WCAG 2.2 but does not replace it: legal requirements such as the EAA and Germany's BFSG also demand an accessible foundation. That is why friendlyuse combines the widget with an automated scanner and monitoring.
friendlyuse is first and foremost an accessibility widget with a dashboard. Your visitors can adjust font, contrast, reading aids and other settings themselves. In the dashboard you manage domains, embedding, usage and billing.
The widget is embedded as its own script and runs separately from your website. Visitor settings are stored locally, so the page appears the way they configured it on their next visit.
A widget does not replace a full WCAG audit and is not a guarantee of legal compliance. But it improves usability for visitors and complements your own accessibility work with directly usable aids.
Visitor preferences live in the browser. For usage statistics, friendlyuse counts unique monthly visitors in a privacy-friendly way via a hash, without storing raw IP addresses.
We deliberately position friendlyuse as a visitor widget and scanner, not as an automatic legal guarantee. The clear boundary matters: the script helps people on your website but does not replace solid product development.
If the script is removed or a domain is deactivated, the widget no longer appears. Your HTML stays unchanged, because friendlyuse is embedded as a separate layer.
14-day free trial — no credit card needed. After that from €19 / month. Drop in one script, test the widget live, track visitors in the dashboard.
