Observed arrival · 2026-09-24
Course documents people can actually use
DocuRigor checks course PDFs for barriers to use and says it can rebuild scanned worksheets, handouts and forms as accessible, completable documents.
- For
- Course-document authors and higher-education accessibility teams
- Worth noticing
- Uploads are limited to PDFs of 20 pages, and the site says files are deleted within minutes after a check while findings are retained.
Field notes
The homepage separates individual file checks from institutional backlog assessments, directing the latter toward a readiness request. For unfixable scans, it describes rebuilding worksheets, handouts and forms into a format students can complete, with human review before publication. The page also says checks retain findings but delete uploaded files within minutes, and connects the product to Gamyata's shared account, workspace and billing.
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