Web quality, on autopilot

Your sites have
problems. I fix them.

Webwright is an AI agent that continuously monitors your websites for accessibility violations, performance regressions, and UX issues. Then opens a PR with the fix. No human needed.

webwright audit --url https://acme.com
$ scanning 847 elements...
✓ Color contrast: 94/94 passing
✗ Missing alt text: 3 images on /about
✗ LCP: 4.2s (target: <2.5s)
✗ Keyboard trap: modal on /pricing
 
→ PR #142 opened: "Fix alt text, optimize hero image, resolve keyboard trap"
✓ 3 issues fixed. 0 remaining.

The problem

Scanners report. You still fix everything by hand.

Lighthouse gives you a score. Siteimprove gives you a spreadsheet. axe gives you a list. Then your engineering team spends weeks manually fixing what the tools found. And by the time they're done, new issues have already appeared.

Webwright

An agent that monitors, diagnoses, and writes the fix.

Webwright runs continuously. When it finds an accessibility violation or performance regression, it doesn't just flag it. It writes the code fix, opens a pull request on your repo, and explains exactly what changed and why. Review and merge. That's it.


What makes it different

Not another dashboard. An autonomous engineer focused on web quality.

a11y

WCAG compliance

Catches violations against WCAG 2.2 AA/AAA standards. Missing alt text, color contrast, keyboard navigation, ARIA attributes, focus management.

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Performance agent

Monitors Core Web Vitals continuously. When LCP spikes or CLS regresses, Webwright traces the cause and ships an optimization.

PR

Auto-fix via pull request

Connects to your GitHub repo. Every fix comes as a PR with clear descriptions, before/after metrics, and the exact code change. You just review.

24h

Continuous monitoring

Not a one-time scan. Webwright watches your production sites around the clock. New deploy? It re-audits automatically.

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Regulation-ready

EU Accessibility Act. ADA compliance. Section 508. Webwright tracks which standards apply to you and ensures you stay compliant.

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Works with your stack

React, Vue, Next.js, plain HTML. Webwright understands your framework and generates idiomatic fixes, not generic patches.


The web should work for everyone.

1.3 billion people live with disabilities. Most websites still fail basic accessibility checks. Not because teams don't care, but because fixing everything manually doesn't scale. Webwright makes it automatic.