Company · friendlyuse
friendlyuse grew out of a simple observation: for most teams, accessibility is a project that never ends. The widget starts where visitors benefit right away, and supports the work that continues in the background.
Mission
Many websites are hard to read or use if you have low vision, find text hard to follow or cannot use a mouse. Making a website truly accessible often takes months. friendlyuse gives visitors aids they switch on themselves from day one, and a free scan shows site owners where to start in the code.
Who is behind it
friendlyuse is a solo project, built by a developer who knew the problem first-hand. Development and support are run from the Munich area.
friendlyuse is fully self-funded. That gives the freedom to make decisions in the interest of customers, not investors.
Write to Peter directly: hello@friendlyuse.com
How we work
Some vendors promise “accessibility in one click”. No widget can deliver that. So we say clearly what friendlyuse is good for.
We do not promise that a widget makes a website compliant with the law. No widget can.
Settings stay in the browser. For statistics we count unique visitors via a hash, without storing raw IP addresses.
You write directly to the person who builds friendlyuse.
The product today
What ships today: the visitor widget via script tag, a free accessibility scan for individual pages (WCAG A and AA, report by email) and a dashboard with domain management and usage statistics. The privacy notice lists which processors are involved.
One script tag, and your visitors adjust text, contrast and reading aids themselves. 14-day free trial, no credit card.
