SEEN uses artificial intelligence to help people with disabilities navigate digital services independently — while helping organisations build truly inclusive experiences.
Over 1.3 billion people worldwide live with some form of disability, yet the vast majority of digital services remain inaccessible to them.
The first 1,000 results on Google were analysed — and 97% contained detectable WCAG failures that block users with disabilities.
More than 150 million people with disabilities across Africa face severe digital exclusion, navigating inaccessible websites, mobile apps, and government portals
International Labour Organisation (ILO) calculates that broader disability exclusion costs South Africa between 1% and 7% of its GDP annuall
Our AI platform works on two fronts - empowering individuals and enabling organisations to build better, more inclusive digital experiences.
SEEN's intelligent assistant understands user needs in real-time and adapts any digital interface to match individual accessibility requirements — screen reader optimisation, voice navigation, high-contrast modes, and more.
Organisations can scan any website or application with a single integration. SEEN identifies WCAG violations, suggests fixes, and tracks compliance progress over time with detailed reporting dashboards.
Built on real user data from people with diverse disabilities, SEEN's design engine provides actionable recommendations so organisations can build accessibility into their products from day one — not as an afterthought.
Four steps from detection to real-time adaptation — seamless for users, transparent for organisations.
Organisations integrate SEEN into their digital platforms via a lightweight SDK or API - no code changes required for most systems.
SEEN's AI engine continuously scans the interface, identifying accessibility barriers using both automated testing and real user behaviour patterns.
For individual users, SEEN dynamically adjusts the interface in real-time - modifying contrast, font sizes, navigation flow, and interaction modes based on personal needs.
Every interaction trains the AI model, improving accuracy and personalisation over time. Organisations receive insights to permanently fix underlying accessibility issues.
SEEN serves two critical audiences — the people who need accessibility and the organisations that must provide it.
SEEN empowers individuals with visual, hearing, motor, and cognitive disabilities to navigate websites, apps, and digital services independently — without relying on third-party assistance.
From government departments to private companies, SEEN helps organisations meet legal accessibility requirements, expand their market reach, and demonstrate genuine commitment to social inclusion.
Universities and schools use SEEN to ensure learning management systems, digital libraries, and online courses are accessible to all students — regardless of ability.
SEEN ensures patient portals, telehealth platforms, and health information systems are usable by everyone — including elderly patients and those with temporary or permanent disabilities.
A comprehensive suite of AI-powered tools designed for both end-users and organisations.
Full voice-command interface allowing users to browse, click, and interact with any digital platform using natural speech.
AI-enhanced screen reader that understands page context and provides intelligent descriptions of images, charts, and complex layouts.
Automatic contrast adjustment, colour blindness simulation, and custom visual profiles tailored to individual visual needs.
Real-time WCAG compliance monitoring with detailed reports, remediation tracking, and automated audit scheduling for organisations.
Accessibility features available in 12+ languages including English, isiZulu, isiXhosa, Afrikaans, and more — ensuring global reach.
All user data processed locally where possible. No personal data sold or shared. Full GDPR and POPIA compliance built in from the ground up.
A glimpse into the technology and community behind our mission.
We envision a future where every person — regardless of ability — can access, navigate, and thrive in the digital world with the same ease and independence as anyone else. SEEN is not just a product; it's a movement toward digital equity for all.
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SEEN was founded with a singular purpose: to close the accessibility gap that technology has created. Our founder's journey began with a personal understanding of how digital barriers can isolate entire communities — and a conviction that AI could be the bridge.
Drawing from years of experience in community development and stakeholder engagement, Aluwani recognised that accessibility was not just a technical challenge - it was a human rights issue. SEEN represents the convergence of technology and compassion, leveraging artificial intelligence to create a world where digital services are truly accessible to everyone, regardless of ability.
Aluwani Cynthia Seshoka
Founder, SEENHelping in building SEEN has been an increadible journey we are till exlporing even today.
It's been inspirational to see this vision come to life.
SEEN helped me consider accessibility and know about WCAG compliance which has helped me to be mindful with every content i create.
Whether you're an organisation looking to improve accessibility or an individual wanting early access to SEEN — we'd love to hear from you.
Join our early access programme and be among the first to experience SEEN's AI-powered accessibility platform. We're currently onboarding partner organisations in South Africa.