Platforms & initiatives

Scans websites, PDF documents and mobile apps, then maps every finding to the exact success criterion it breaches, so teams get a remediation-ready report rather than a raw list of errors. Delivered as a managed engagement — request a demo to see it run against your own product.

What it is

An accessibility testing service for digital products. It opens your website, PDF documents or mobile app the way a real user's browser would, captures what is actually rendered, and has an AI vision layer review each screen for barriers — then maps every finding to the exact standard it breaches.

What it solves

Manual accessibility audits are slow, expensive and sampled: most teams check a handful of pages and hope the rest are fine. Checking the real, rendered product at scale turns that into a remediation-ready report, so fixes can be prioritised and evidenced rather than guessed at.

Who it's for

• Accessibility & compliance officers
• Government and public-sector digital teams
• QA and engineering leads
• Agencies delivering regulated products

Where it's heading

Wider coverage across native mobile and document formats, deeper automated verification of screen-reader behaviour, and continuous monitoring so compliance is tracked release by release rather than audited once a year.

Auditors score physical premises against recognised accessibility standards on site, producing tiered certification and a complete audit history per building. Offered as a service engagement for campuses, offices and public buildings.

What it is

A structured way to audit physical spaces for accessibility. Auditors score premises against recognised standards on site, and the platform turns those scores into a tiered certification and a permanent, comparable audit history for each building.

What it solves

Physical access audits usually end life as a document in someone's inbox, with no way to compare buildings or show progress. Making each audit a structured record lets an estate be scored consistently, tracked over time, and evidenced to regulators or occupants.

Who it's for

• Facilities and estates managers
• Campus and public-building operators
• Accessibility consultants and auditors
• Local government and civic bodies

Where it's heading

A portfolio-level view across many buildings, so an organisation can see its whole estate's accessibility posture, target the worst-scoring sites first, and demonstrate measurable improvement year on year.

Students complete a short guided intake, and the platform returns an India-specific plan: suitable streams and courses, the entrance exams that matter, realistic fee ranges, and a dated preparation roadmap that parents and counsellors can act on together.

What it is

Career guidance for school students. A student completes a short guided intake — marks, interests, circumstances — and two independent AI models assess it in parallel. Their answers are reconciled by a consensus step, so the plan a student receives reflects agreement between models rather than a single opinion.

What it solves

Most students pick a stream or course on very little grounded information, and good counselling is scarce and expensive. This gives a student an India-specific plan — suitable courses, the entrance exams that matter, realistic fee ranges and a dated preparation roadmap — that parents and counsellors can act on together.

Who it's for

• School leadership and career counsellors
• Parents and students in classes 9–12
• Coaching institutes and ed-tech partners
• Education NGOs and outreach programmes

Where it's heading

Deeper regional coverage of institutions and entrance exams, longitudinal tracking so a plan updates as a student progresses, and partnerships that put structured guidance in front of students who currently have none.

Visitors scan a QR anchor and get turn-by-turn guidance in the browser — no app install, no beacons. Step-free routing is modelled per path segment, so wheelchair users are never directed via stairs or escalators.

What it is

Indoor wayfinding that runs entirely in the browser. A visitor scans a QR anchor to establish where they are, then the device's own motion sensors track movement from there — no app install, no beacons, and no hardware in the building beyond printed codes.

What it solves

Large venues are hard to navigate and satellite positioning does not work indoors, so people get lost and staff spend their time giving directions. Routing here models step-free access per path segment, so wheelchair users are never directed via stairs or escalators — a routing problem most maps ignore entirely.

Who it's for

• Hospital and campus operations teams
• Shopping centre and venue managers
• Transport hubs and civic buildings
• Accessibility and inclusion leads

Where it's heading

Larger multi-floor venues, live updates when routes close for works or events, and integrations that let venues publish accessible routes as part of their public information rather than as a separate tool.

The public site you are reading, plus a private operations console behind it: health, traffic, cost attribution and availability controls for every platform on this page, in a single view.

What it is

The public site you are reading, plus the private operations console behind it. The console gathers health, traffic and running-cost signals from every platform on this page into a single view, including controls to take a service offline and bring it back.

What it solves

Running several products across separate cloud environments normally means opening a different console for each one to answer basic questions. Consolidating them removes that overhead: cost, availability and usage are visible together, so problems and waste surface early rather than at the end of a billing cycle.

Who it's for

• Internal — the EmpowerQA operations team

Where it's heading

Tighter cost attribution per product, earlier alerting when something drifts, and a self-service view for partners into the platforms they actually use.

Automates daily attendance capture and reporting so staff spend minutes rather than hours on registers, with exportable summaries for administrators. Runs as a managed deployment inside the institution's own environment, with access limited to authorised staff. Offered as a delivered engagement, not a self-serve product.

What it is

Attendance automation for institutions. Daily attendance is captured and compiled automatically into records staff can review, with exportable summaries for administrators. It runs as a managed deployment inside the institution's own environment, with access limited to authorised staff.

What it solves

Manual registers and spreadsheets cost staff hours every week and produce data too late to act on. Automating capture and reporting turns that into minutes, and gives administrators dependable summaries instead of a backlog of paper.

Who it's for

• School and college administrators
• Institutional operations managers
• HR and workforce teams

Where it's heading

Richer reporting for administrators, smoother integration with existing student and staff record systems, and deployment options that keep data inside the institution's own environment.

Experts publish structured courses and offer live one-to-one coaching; learners enrol, schedule and attend through the platform. The seller keeps 95% of every sale. Currently running with a single pilot cohort — not yet generally available.

What it is

A marketplace for expert-led learning. Domain experts publish structured courses and offer live one-to-one coaching; learners enrol, schedule and attend through the platform, and the expert keeps 95% of every sale.

What it solves

Most course platforms take a large share of what an expert earns and own the relationship with the learner. Leaving 95% with the seller and treating one-to-one coaching as a first-class format is aimed at experts who want to teach without surrendering most of the revenue.

Who it's for

• Independent subject-matter experts and coaches
• Learners seeking structured one-to-one guidance
• Training organisations and small academies

Where it's heading

Opening beyond the current pilot cohort, broader subject coverage, and tooling that helps an expert build a repeatable teaching practice rather than one-off sessions.