pour - Spot WCAG 2.2 barriers and learn exactly how to fix them

pour is a Community listing on Launch Llama with 0 total upvotes, founded by David Yarham who joined in Oct 2026, compared against 6 alternatives.

About

It installs as a browser extension for Chrome, Edge or Firefox, a DevTools panel, a bookmarklet, an npm command-line tool and a VS Code extension, so checks fit wherever you already work. Findings marked for review are flagged for a person to confirm, and audits run locally with results kept on your device. A Meta Quest 3 and 3S app draws over 55 condition lenses over your actual room, with blur that follows distance and nothing sent off the headset.

Key Features

• Audit any page from a Chrome, Edge or Firefox extension or bookmarklet
• Run accessibility checks from the command line or inside VS Code
• Flag failing elements with the reason each one matters and a fix
• Simulate tunnel vision, clouded lens, tremor and colour loss on a page
• Check keyboard tab order and landmark structure against WCAG criteria

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