Mobility, pain & repetitive strain
Tremors, chronic pain, RSI, spinal cord injury, MS, ALS, a wrist in a cast. When every click costs effort, hover-to-click and larger targets can mean getting through your day without burning out.
Axol Assist
The web should adapt to you.
Axol Assist is an accessibility technology company building software that helps people read, navigate, and interact with the web on their own terms. For individuals who browse differently, and for teams who want their sites to work for everyone.
Browser and website tools
Built with user feedback
Privacy-conscious
The problem
Most websites weren't built with everyone in mind.
Tiny click targets. Gray text on gray backgrounds. Dense pages with nowhere for your eyes to rest. Expensive overlays that hide behind a paywall. Most accessibility products assume you will change how you work to fit the tool.
We think it should be the opposite. Software should meet people where they already are: in the browser, on the sites they use every day.
Who it's for
When the default web doesn't fit.
Accessibility is not a niche. It is anyone whose body, vision, focus, or energy level makes the standard interface harder than it should be.
Low vision, dyslexia & focus
Blurry type, harsh contrast, lines that swim on the page, tabs that won't stay still. Adjust fonts, spacing, and contrast on any site, or strip a page down to what you actually came to read.
Eye tracking, head pointers & fatigue
Eye gaze, head trackers, mouth sticks, joysticks, and plain old screen fatigue after hours online. If moving a cursor is easier than clicking one, or reading one more dense page feels impossible, you're who we build for.
What we build
Accessibility software across two surfaces.
Axol Assist builds tools for people who browse the web and for teams who publish to it. One company, multiple products, one mission.
Browser accessibility
Adaptive browsing tools that help users navigate, read, and interact with websites more comfortably. Extensions and in-browser controls that work on the sites people already visit.
Website accessibility
Accessibility solutions for website owners and developers, including AccessFlow. Embed visitor-controlled toolbars without rebuilding your entire stack.
Future products
We are actively building new accessibility technologies. Reading tools, smarter adaptation, and deeper integration with how people actually use the web.
In development- Works on existing websites
- Built with user feedback
- Privacy-conscious
- No account required
- WCAG-aligned
- Lightweight and fast
Products
Three products. One standard.
Practical accessibility tools you can install today. No enterprise sales call required.
Free Chrome extension
Accessibility Surfer
Personal browsing controls for any site you visit.
Navigate with less clicking. Read with less strain. Adjust text, spacing, and contrast on any page, use hover-to-click when buttons are hard to hit, or open reading mode when a page is too dense. Works with a mouse, trackpad, head tracker, or eye gaze device.
- Dwell clicking & pointer assistance
- Text, font, and contrast controls
- Reading mode for articles
Script or npm
AccessFlow
Visitor-controlled accessibility for your website.
One script tag or npm import adds a floating toolbar with font, contrast, spacing, and motion controls. Settings persist per visitor in the browser. Install in under a minute on React, Next.js, Astro, Vite, or plain HTML.
- 15+ visitor-facing controls
- CDN, npm, or React component
- No backend or account needed
Web app
Axol Work
Accessible shift work and a professional network.
A shift marketplace for neurodivergent and disability-inclusive hiring. Prospects browse shifts ranked by how well they fit. Recruiters post shifts, review applicants, and confirm work history. Scout, Express interest, message, and join groups.
- Shifts ranked by accommodation fit
- Scout, Express interest & messaging
- Work-history verification & reviews
Product showcase
Try Accessibility Surfer.
Same article, two ways to read it. Toggle the controls below, or open the floating preview in the corner to explore the full extension panel.
This demo shows text adaptation from Accessibility Surfer. AccessFlow brings similar controls to your own site for every visitor.
Before
11px gray text on a white-gray background. Lines stacked tight. A link the size of a breadcrumb crumb. Your eyes work overtime just to stay on the sentence, and your hand misses the target half the time.
After
Larger type. Breathing room between lines. Contrast that doesn't fight you. The same article, adjusted to how you actually read, with links you can hit without squinting or overshooting.
Why Axol Assist exists
Software that adapts to people.
Accessibility tools should be practical, not performative. Too many solutions are expensive, buried in settings, or hidden behind overlays that site owners never enable. Real users are left to fight the default web on their own.
Axol Assist exists to build software that meets people where they are. We ship browser tools for individuals and embeddable tools for site owners. We test with real users, keep data in the browser, and charge fairly so more people can actually use what we make.
Our commitment: build accessibility technology that is usable on day one, respectful of privacy, and honest about what it can and cannot fix.
01
Start with the barrier
Name the real problem first, then build something that addresses it.
02
Ship with the people who use it
Real testers, real devices, real daily browsing. Not a one-time checklist.
03
Works where you already are
Your browser, your sites, your routine. No new platform to learn.
04
Fair to try, fair to keep
Tools people depend on should not be priced like luxury goods.
Accessibility
Built for everyone who visits.
This site follows semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, visible focus states, and screen reader-friendly landmarks. Motion is reduced automatically when your system prefers it. Use the accessibility button in the corner to adjust text, contrast, spacing, and motion on any page.
- Full keyboard navigation and logical tab order
- ARIA labels on interactive controls, dialogs, and toggles
- WCAG-oriented color contrast on body text and controls
- Respects
prefers-reduced-motionwith no autoplay animations - Contact us at axolassist.business@gmail.com to report barriers
Get in touch
Say hello.
Early access, feedback, partnerships, or just a question. We read everything.
Reach us directly
We typically respond within 2 business days.
Who we hear from
- People using assistive tech day to day
- Family members and caregivers
- Accessibility and AT professionals
- Developers and potential partners