PlainFix
Accessibility scans → plain-English code fixes
Hey IH 👋
I built PlainFix (https://plainfix.app).
I wanted a simple way for people to check a website for accessibility right away — and get clear fixes immediately — no subscription, no big upfront cost. Just scan one page and see how it lines up with common guidelines, with plain-English explanations and concrete code-level fixes.
How it works:
1. Paste a URL
2. We scan the page
3. You get issues explained simply + suggested fixes
4. Free teaser after the scan; full report unlock is one-time ($9 / $15 / $21 packs). Leftover URLs become access codes.
Not an overlay widget. Not “certified compliant” marketing — real remediation guidance for freelancers, agencies, and small business owners.
Try it:
• Free full-report code (1 URL): https://plainfix.app/free?src=indiehackers
Would love feedback — especially from anyone who’s sold site fixes to small businesses.
3 Comments
Thanks — yeah, that tracks.
I built it mostly for a quick check before/after going live (freelancers) or for owners who made the site themselves. You get the issues in plain English plus real code suggestions. We don’t apply the fixes for you , and I’m not doing auto-fix/overlays.
If an agency wants to use the report to sell fix work, that works too — but the product itself is the check + guidance right now.