Visual adjustment tools
Visitors can increase text size, improve contrast, adjust spacing, simplify the page, reduce motion, and tune the experience for low vision, dyslexia, motion sensitivity, color sensitivity, and cognitive access needs.
Braillia Embedded Accessibility App
Accessibility support inside the website itself.
Braillia gives approved websites a hosted accessibility button that opens a guided support panel. Visitors can adjust the page, hear content, ask Braillia, and get help using the current website without installing a browser extension, logging in, or pairing an account.
Approved customer website
/account/support
Service account
Hosted launcher script
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Visitor experience
Give visitors practical support at the moment they need it.
Accessibility support should not depend on a visitor already knowing which browser extension, setting, account, or support path to use. Braillia brings the help into the website flow.
Voice-guided page support
Read Page and audio guidance help blind and low-vision visitors hear page content and move through the current website experience with less guesswork.
Ask Braillia on the page
Visitors can ask page-specific questions and get guided help understanding what is on the current page without leaving the website flow.
Action and focus support
Highlighting, reading guides, interaction cues, and simplified views help users identify where to go next and what actions are available.
Organization control
A website app your team can govern from Braillia Portal.
The embedded app is not just a floating widget. It is a hosted Braillia runtime connected to approved domains, configuration, reporting, and support signals.
Approved domains
The launcher appears only on websites approved in Braillia Portal policy, so entitlement is controlled by organization configuration rather than script attributes alone.
Hosted runtime updates
Braillia hosts the embedded app and launcher so improvements can ship centrally without asking customer teams to redeploy the full website for every enhancement.
Placement and behavior
Organizations can configure the accessibility button, panel placement, enabled support tools, and approved site behavior through Portal-managed controls.
Usage and support signals
Privacy-safe telemetry and support request signaling help teams understand where accessibility help is being used without exposing private visitor content.
Launch workflow
Add the site, approve the domain, install the launcher, and go live.
The customer website only needs the lightweight launcher. Braillia Portal handles the approved-site policy and app configuration so teams can start with one domain and expand cleanly.
Add the website in Braillia Portal.
Verify the approved domain.
Configure app placement, tools, and behavior.
Copy the hosted launcher script.
Test the installation on the approved site.
Go live with Portal-managed policy and reporting.
Privacy and policy
Entitlement and visitor privacy stay separate.
The launcher can be easy to install without making access control casual. Braillia keeps authorization in Portal policy and keeps organization reporting focused on operational usage, not private visitor content.
Script attributes control presentation settings, not authorization.
Domain approval and entitlement come from Braillia Portal policy and the approved-site resolver.
Organization dashboards should not expose full private URLs, form values, Ask Braillia questions, AI answers, or visitor content.
Usage reporting is designed around privacy-safe operational events and support signals.
Product boundary
Three distinct accessibility systems, each with a clear job.
Braillia Embedded Accessibility App supports visitors on a live website. It does not replace remediation, and it does not require the on-demand document delivery product. The systems can work together, but they can also stand on their own.
Accessibility Remediation
Finds, fixes, documents, and verifies accessibility issues across websites, PDFs, documents, forms, and critical communications.
Explore Accessibility RemediationEmbedded Accessibility App
Adds a live support layer inside approved websites so visitors can adjust, hear, ask, and navigate the current page more effectively.
Explore Embedded Accessibility AppOn-Demand Document Delivery
Transforms prepared documents and messages into secure mobile experiences through direct delivery, QR setup, voice guidance, saved access, and Braillia AI.
Explore On-Demand Document DeliveryWhere it fits
Useful for public sites, service portals, and high-friction digital tasks.
Braillia is strongest where visitors need to read, decide, ask, submit, pay, schedule, request service, or understand critical information while still on the website.
Customer support pages
Account and payment pages
Healthcare and benefits portals
Public service information
Buyer questions
The questions buyers ask before they act.
Braillia helps organizations turn document accessibility work into a practical workflow for remediation, delivery, and real-time BLV access.
Is the Embedded Accessibility App a browser extension?
No. Braillia Embedded Accessibility App is a hosted website app launched from an approved customer website through a lightweight script. Visitors do not need to install a browser extension.
Does the visitor need a Braillia account or mobile app?
No. The embedded website support flow does not require a visitor login, Braillia Mobile pairing, or a user portal account. It is designed to help visitors on the website itself.
How is the app authorized on a website?
The customer site installs a lightweight hosted launcher script, but authorization comes from Braillia Portal policy and the approved-site resolver. The icon appears only when the current domain is approved.
Does this replace website remediation?
No. The embedded app supports users on the live website, but it does not replace remediation, accessible design, WCAG work, legal review, or formal accessibility testing. It works alongside remediation by helping visitors use the page they are on.
What can organizations see in reporting?
Braillia reporting should focus on privacy-safe usage and support signals by approved site. Customer-facing dashboards should avoid exposing full private URLs, form values, Ask Braillia questions, AI answers, or visitor content.
Next Step Single Document Pilot
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