Evinced
AI accessibility testing for developers, embedded in IDEs and AI coding assistants via MCP.
About
Evinced builds AI-powered digital accessibility testing for development teams, using computer vision and machine learning to detect accessibility issues in web and mobile code. Its engines are designed to catch what traditional rule-based scanners miss, and it has expanded into agentic remediation tooling for developers.
In September 2025 Evinced launched MCP Tools, which embed accessibility expertise into AI coding systems like Cursor and GitHub Copilot: the agent can plan accessible implementations, get language-specific code advice, and run a full accessibility analysis in a programmatically launched browser. The company also offers a VS Code chatbot, plus agentic tools (Autopilot, Harness, Resolve) announced in July 2026. Evinced is backed by Insight Partners and M12.
What it can do
- AI-powered accessibility issue detection
- MCP Tools for Cursor and GitHub Copilot
- In-browser automated accessibility analysis
- VS Code accessibility chatbot
- Agentic remediation with Autopilot, Harness, Resolve
- CI and developer workflow integrations
Setup
Sign up at evinced.com, then install the IDE extensions or connect the MCP server to your AI coding assistant.
Prerequisites
A web or mobile codebase; enterprise plans for the full agentic toolset.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 113; Trending score 72/100 from researcher assessment.
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