
Free web app
Maya · Interview Coach
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Practise interview answers, receive supportive coaching and try again with confidence.
Try Maya freeWatch the Maya demonstrationBuilt from lived experience
Free AI tools for greater independence. Accessible websites, apps and digital services that create opportunities for people with disabilities.
Owned and operated by Vision-Aid, Inc., a US nonprofit.

A short introduction
See the people, purpose and approach behind the marketplace.
Featured free apps
Practical tools shaped by the experiences of visually impaired people.

Free web app
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Practise interview answers, receive supportive coaching and try again with confidence.
Try Maya freeWatch the Maya demonstration
Free Windows app · browser demo
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Understand what is said and shown in meetings, with spoken answers and saved-meeting review.
Windows app recommended. Your own provider keys are needed; AI usage charges may apply.
Download and set up SaarthiTry the limited browser demoExpert services
Clear scopes, published packages and human expertise.
Test
$199 for an automated scan of up to 200 public pages, validation of up to 20 high-impact findings and focused expert checks of 3 key pages, within 3 business days. Deeper manual testing by custom quote.
Explore accessibility testing →Remediate
PDF, Word and PowerPoint remediation, including validation by blind or low-vision professionals.
Explore document services →Build
A website, lightweight app or AI prototype with a defined scope, support and one year of hosting.
Explore build packages →An automated check of one public page. Fuller testing is available separately.
Offers & services
Current published packages. No discount code needed.
Document Starter · Current standard package
PDF, Word or PowerPoint remediation, with every file verified using NVDA or JAWS by a blind or low-vision professional.
Within 5 business days after usable source files arrive. Complex pages count as two. Custom work and rush requests are quoted separately.
The people behind the work
People with disabilities help design, build and test what we offer. Their lived experience shapes practical tools and accessible services.
Ability Bazaar connects accessible technology with skills and meaningful work, building on more than two decades of Vision-Aid experience.
Our story and community →“It uncovered several important issues we had never recognized and gave us clear, practical insights to improve.”
News & community
Lokvani ·
Coverage of the launch: a marketplace where people with disabilities build websites and apps and audit them for accessibility, pairing AI tooling with expertise that only lived experience provides.
INDIA New England News ·
Lexington nonprofit introduces marketplace where people with disabilities develop, test, and sell accessible technology solutions while earning income as professionals.
Take part
Build, learn, sponsor or share a tool with someone who could benefit.
Bring your skills and lived experience to accessible technology.
Explore the creator programme →Support accessible training, practical experience and a pathway toward paid work.
Explore training sponsorship →Help sustain free tools and the infrastructure behind this work.
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