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ANDI

Free#114 of 129 in Website Accessibility ToolsWeb Accessibility SoftwareAccessibility Testing Software

ANDI: A focused, open-source bookmarklet for detailed manual accessibility inspection. Ranked #114 of 129 in Website Accessibility Tools by our editors (3.0/10); pricing: Free plan; best for manual inspectors examining page semantics.

3.0/10Editor score
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At a glance

  • Editor score
    3.0 / 10
  • Pricing
    Free plan
  • Best for
    Manual inspectors examining page semantics
  • Free plan
    Yes
  • Paid from
    Free
  • Facts checked
    21 Sep 2026
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  • Where it wins

    • Detailed inspection of names, descriptions, ARIA, landmarks, and language
    • Checks focus order, screen-reader output, forms, tables, images, and links
    • Free and open source, with automated alerts plus manual contrast testing
  • Where it doesn't

    • Runs on individual pages rather than as a site-wide scanning platform
    • Bookmarklet workflow is less convenient than a browser extension
    • Not designed around recurring scans, APIs, or CI/CD workflows

Our verdict on ANDI

ANDI is a free, open-source web accessibility testing tool maintained by the Social Security Administration’s Accessible Solutions Branch. It runs as a browser bookmarklet on the page being reviewed, making it suited to developers and accessibility testers conducting manual web-content reviews, including Section 508-related testing. Its scope covers HTML, interactive elements, images, links, tables, page structure, color contrast, hidden content, and iframes.

The product’s main strength is the depth of its page-level inspection. ANDI can flag potential accessibility issues and expose accessible names and descriptions, screen-reader output, focusable elements, tab order, accesskeys, image alternative text, links, buttons, data-table cell associations, headings, lists, landmarks, ARIA roles, and language. It also combines automated and manual color-contrast testing with inspection of hidden content and iframes. That breadth gives reviewers several ways to examine how page semantics and interactive behavior may be presented to assistive technology.

ANDI is most appropriate when a reviewer needs a detailed view of one page and is comfortable working through a manual inspection workflow. Its bookmarklet format keeps the tool close to the page under review, but it is not a browser extension or a conventional site-wide scanning platform. Teams looking for recurring scans, API access, or CI/CD integration should choose a tool built around those workflows instead. For focused page analysis, especially around names, descriptions, focus order, structure, and screen-reader output, ANDI offers a broad set of free inspection aids.

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ANDI pricing

Plans Free planFree Free to use — no paid tier required for the core job.
See plans on ssa.gov

ANDI fact sheet

Free planYes
Paid fromFree
WCAG versionNot verified
Scan scopePage
Scan limitNot verified
Scheduled scansNot verified
Browser extensionNot verified
CI/CD integrationNot verified
API accessNot verified
DeploymentCloud
PlatformsWeb
SupportDocs
Built forSolo, Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise (editorial estimate)
PricingFree plan
Websitessa.gov
Facts checked21 Sep 2026

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