In Development · From the A-Accessibility Lab

DeepTag

The PDF tagging assistant built by people who tag PDFs for a living. Less repetition for specialists, faster turnarounds for clients — with an expert behind every decision.

Why we're building it

Professional PDF remediation has a well-kept secret: most of the time isn't spent on hard judgement calls — it's spent on repetitive mechanics. Building tag trees element by element. Re-ordering content the export mangled. Marking up the fortieth table of the day, cell by cell. The expertise matters at a hundred decision points, but between those points lies hours of skilled-hands-doing-routine-work.

We've remediated documents of every shape — scanned archives, complex forms, visual-first slide decks — and that daily experience is the design brief. DeepTag is the tool we wished existed, so we started building it ourselves.

What DeepTag is

DeepTag is a tagging assistant for accessibility professionals — software that accelerates the slowest parts of remediation while keeping the specialist in charge:

Our position on automation: a PDF nobody reviewed is a PDF nobody should certify. DeepTag is deliberately an assistant, not an auto-fix button — it removes repetition so that human judgement gets more time, not less. That's the same philosophy behind our remediation service, in software form.

What it means for our clients

Even before DeepTag becomes a product, you'll feel it in our service: the tooling we build for ourselves shortens turnarounds and makes quality more consistent — the same expert review, with less waiting. Every document we remediate still ships with PAC 2024 validation and a signed ACR/VPAT, exactly as today.

Status: in development

DeepTag is being built and tested inside our own remediation practice. No launch date yet — we'll announce news here first. Questions about it? Get in touch.