See through other eyes
Preview your page with physically-based color-blindness matrices, blur, glare and tunnel-vision lenses, then switch to a keyboard-only view that numbers every tab stop and flags clickable things the keyboard can never reach.
Technica 2026 · Dare to Dive
Most of the web quietly shuts people out. Fathom dives into any page, shows it through other people's eyes, lets you hear it the way a screen reader does, and fixes what it can in one click.
The workbench
Scripts are never run. Your code stays in this tab.
Clarity
Hear this page as a screen reader user does.
How it works
Preview your page with physically-based color-blindness matrices, blur, glare and tunnel-vision lenses, then switch to a keyboard-only view that numbers every tab stop and flags clickable things the keyboard can never reach.
Fathom builds a screen reader transcript from the accessibility tree and reads it aloud. Unlabeled buttons, file-name images and anonymous form fields become impossible to ignore. Compare it before and after with ElevenLabs voices.
Every finding names the people it affects, the WCAG 2.2 criterion and a plain-English reason. One click applies a safe fix and re-audits live. Inclusive-language and reading-level checks make the words as welcoming as the code.
Why we built this
Technica exists to make tech a safe harbor for people who are too often left out. The same is true of the products we build. Fathom turns “make it accessible” from a vague promise into a score, a list, and a button, so a student building their first site can ship something everyone can use.