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Work · January 8, 2026

Inkable Docs

Google Docs meets easy ADA compliance.

What it does

Inkable Docs takes a different approach to document accessibility by fixing issues at the source. Instead of auditing PDFs after the fact, it runs directly inside Google Docs and checks real document structure as people write. It analyzes headings, images, tables, and links using rules aligned with PDF/UA and WCAG, then jumps users to the exact issue and fixes it in the document itself. This prevents accessibility debt for teams publishing at scale.

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