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DevAlly
An accessibility platform for product teams to audit digital products, prioritise issues, prepare fixes and maintain accessibility documentation.
01 / The product
What it is trying to do.
DevAlly supports accessibility work throughout a digital product’s development cycle. Teams can run automated audits, review issues by severity, receive suggested code changes and connect checks to development workflows. The current site also describes continuous monitoring, accessibility statements and reporting tools, alongside a newly available MCP integration for use within coding environments. These are tools to support accessibility work, not a guarantee that an automated scan establishes legal compliance. The company page names Cormac Chisholm and Darren Britton as its leaders. Recent Irish start-up coverage identifies the Dublin business. Its careers page invites speculative CVs while explicitly stating that there are no open vacancies.
Who it is for
Product teams, software developers and organisations managing digital accessibility.
The problem addressed
Accessibility problems are difficult to identify, prioritise and keep resolved across ongoing product releases.
Feedback from builders
What people found.
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02 / Peer reviews
Tested against revision 1.
Older reviews remain public in the revision record but do not support the current badge after a material change.
No published reviews on this product yet.
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03 / Change history
Published material revisions.
- Revision 1 · DevAllyLive · 24 Sep 2026