Remove the guesswork from accessibility. Zenyth Audit provides three tools that take a product from non-compliant to highly accessible. Run Zenyth's accessibility pipeline to manage teams and monitor progress from a single platform.
Choose from tools that suit the team's needs.
Five steps for sustainable accessibility at scale
Create the company and projects, add the pages.
Surface issues automatically, well past what a basic scanner sees.
Bring all of Zenyth's knowledge and the project's issues into the dev environment.
Devs fix, with the full Zenyth skill set at hand.
Everything updates in Zenyth Audit as it happens, ready to review.
Zenyth Audit sits at the center of every project. Everything it holds reaches the developers via MCP. Fixes are documented automatically in real time, and Zena works from the same source of truth. The whole team stays synchronized, and the reports are never out of date.
Two-way synchronization between Zenyth Audit, Zena, and the dev environment. Everything stays current.
Developers reach Zenyth's accessibility knowledge in the AI tools they already use, from a first question to a verified fix.
Ask how a component should work for keyboard and screen reader users, or why a defect matters. Get an answer grounded in Zenyth's accessible patterns.
Use it on fresh development, not just fixes. Compare approaches, explore more than one solution, and iterate on a design before it ships.
Pull the open defects on a page or component, each with its success criterion, recommendation, and user impact.
Find a problem while testing with a screen reader, and report it from the editor. It opens as a defect in Zenyth Audit.
Mark a fix done and its status updates in Zenyth Audit, with no spreadsheet to re-upload. Whoever verifies the work, the team or Zenyth, sees it ready to retest. Anything that still fails comes back with a comment and a screenshot.
Zenyth Audit runs the whole program from one place. Teams audit every page against WCAG, backed by Zenyth's library of 406 rules. Zena suggests remediations and hands back code in the dev environment over MCP. Each fix is retested and marked verified once it clears. Zena answers in context, explaining any defect in plain language. Projects, pages, teams, and status live on one dashboard. As the site grows, new pages and content fold into the same record, and the work stays compliant.
Zena is Zenyth's AI engine, trained on a decade of real audits and remediation. It runs automated deep scans of a website, documents defects, and drafts fixes for validation from a qualified expert. Accessibility questions are answered on-demand, informed by Zenyth's extensive library of patterns and success criteria. It also enhances development and monitoring procedures by delivering detailed guidance and reports built to withstand legal scrutiny.
Tell us about your project and where you are in your accessibility journey, and Zenyth will get you to the right team.
Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.
Zenyth Audit is the platform created for everyone, whether a project manager, an auditor, or a developer. Zena is the accessibility assistant built directly into the Zenyth Audit platform. It answers questions, helps with remediation, checks project status, and more.
The MCP is a tool for developers. It gives their local tools access to the platform's resources, including projects, reports, and Zena.
Identifying and remediating accessibility issues requires knowledge that AI lacks out of the box. Without real training, it returns answers that may sound right but do not fix anything.
Zenyth built an ecosystem around that gap, grounded in a decade of human expertise. Zenyth Audit is the central hub and source of truth. It hosts, tracks, and reports the accessibility work. Zena explains each issue and delivers real fixes. The MCP connection brings Zenyth's automation and on-demand guidance tools to the developers' local environment. Zenyth Audit makes compliance accessible.
Teams often spend more money on AI tokens than on people. They pay premium prices for generic guesses that get accessibility wrong or make it worse. As a consequence, defects appear during QA or after release when remediation costs are highest.
Zenyth Audit brings a comprehensive ruleset and Zenyth Patterns into the development phase. Accessibility is fixed at the code level before it ever reaches QA. Defects are caught early so fixes are fast and cost-effective. Zenyth's knowledge base guides the work so the AI uses the right model for each task.
Zenyth Audit, Zena, and the MCP connection work as an integrated system. Zenyth Audit is the source of truth that documents the work. Zena provides on-demand guidance and keeps projects synchronized across users and access points. The MCP connection grants the development tools access to Zenyth Audit's database and Zena's knowledge.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets development tools connect with Zenyth Audit. The project documentation, Zena, and the full library of Zenyth patterns can be accessed directly from that environment. Any updates sync back to Zenyth Audit automatically.
The MCP can be used for direct code remediation. Without the MCP, Zena can deliver code corrections, but will not be directly connected to the repository.
No, a development team is not required. Anyone can scan, audit, track, and work with Zena. The MCP is meant for teams that want to remediate within their own development environment, but it is not required to use Zenyth Audit.
Yes, Zenyth can audit a website for a client. This is a separate service from the automated processes available on Zenyth Audit. Contact Zenyth for more information. If the matter is urgent, use the urgent contact form or call (310) 400-0194.
A scan is a strong start, but it is not the same as an audit. Zena can do a deep scan backed by decades of data, specialist training, and Zenyth's entire library of success criteria. The results go beyond typical scanners and standard AI. However, automated scanning reaches only the mechanically detectable layer, and no AI scan catches everything.
For full coverage, a manual audit by a Zenyth specialist is recommended. Contact Zenyth for more information. If the matter is urgent, use the urgent contact form or call (310) 400-0194.
Zena works from the reports created within the Zenyth Audit database and the information provided. With the MCP connection, Zena has access only to the files and directories it is granted. Zena can scan live websites when asked, and can review any code provided manually.
Zena runs on Z-Tokens, the platform's AI usage unit. For convenience and efficiency, Zena also manages which AI model to use. Simpler requests run on lighter, cheaper models. For complex queries, Zena escalates the model for more specialization. This escalation prevents running easy requests through a more expensive AI model.
The MCP connection runs on MCP calls. The Agency and Enterprise plans each include a daily allowance of calls for every user, and the count resets daily. There is nothing extra to buy. The heavy model work stays with the AI the team already uses, so the team pays Zenyth for its trained processes and specialists, and token usage stays between the team and its AI service.