Make your district's PDFs accessible — before the April 26, 2028 deadline.
Ketchly remediates your board minutes, agendas, and budgets to the PDF/UA accessibility standard. Upload a PDF, get back a compliant one plus a report you can hand to your board — in minutes, not days.
From scanned minutes to accessible PDF in three steps
Upload your PDF.
Board minutes, agendas, budgets, newsletters, digitized collections — including scans.
Ketchly remediates and validates.
AI adds the tags, reading order, and descriptions screen readers need, then validates against the PDF/UA standard with veraPDF. Anything it isn't confident about gets human review.
Download your compliant PDF — and the proof.
Every document comes back with a compliance report for your board or auditor.
Built for districts, not enterprises
A report you can hand to your board.
Every remediated PDF includes a plain-language compliance report — what was fixed, what standard it meets, and when. Your audit trail, done for you.
Validated, not just “fixed.”
Every document is checked against PDF/UA, the international standard for accessible PDFs, using veraPDF — the industry's open validation tool.
Flat monthly pricing.
One subscription covers your documents. No per-page invoices, no quotes, no waiting on a salesperson.
Built for a small crew.
Ketchly is named for the ketch — a sailboat rigged so a couple of hands can sail it. Same idea here: self-serve from day one. If you can attach a PDF to an email, you can use Ketchly.
Trusted by districts like yours — join the waitlist.
Ketchly is opening to a small first group of library and special districts. Get in early and help shape it.
Join the waitlistCalm waters between you and the deadline.
DOJ ADA Title II gives small entities and special districts until April 26, 2028 to make web content — including PDFs — meet WCAG 2.1 AA. The deadline moved; the obligation didn't. The extension is time to get ahead, not a reason to wait — years of documents don't remediate themselves.