Zenyth Audit is Zenyth's accessibility management platform, and Zena is the intelligence that runs it. From the first audit through ongoing monitoring, Zena does the accessibility work at machine speed. It is grounded in a decade of real Zenyth audits and remediation. AI enhanced, human verified.
Zena is Zenyth's own accessibility intelligence, built on the firm's work rather than a general model. Every answer and every fix comes from a human-curated rule base, drawn from Zenyth's own audits and remediation. That rule base holds 406 rules across 87 success criteria, measured against the issues that actually block people. What Zena produces rests on Zenyth's audit record.
Zena runs on a decade of Zenyth's own audit findings and fixes, not a general model.
Every answer traces back to Zenyth's curated rule base, so it can be checked.
When Zena suggests code, it uses the accessible patterns Zenyth has refined and tested over years.
When a question falls outside what Zenyth has verified, Zena says so and hands it to a person.
Every other vendor is trying to solve accessibility by subtracting the human to cut costs, and that missing piece is why their work does not survive a challenge. At Zenyth the human is coupled to the code and to the legal record. Zena accelerates the audit, a qualified expert makes it defensible, and together they deliver accessibility that holds up under scrutiny.
Zena covers the accessibility work that used to take a team and a stack of tools. What it produces draws on Zenyth's expert knowledge, a decade-long track record, and the defect library and pattern database behind every audit.
After sign-in, Zena guides the whole project, one task at a time. A client starts a task and Zena walks it through step by step, from setting up the project to logging and fixing defects. Every page, defect, and status lives in Zenyth Audit, so everyone works from one record.
Work from the dashboard
The project's conformance status, open versus fixed defects, and what is ready to retest, with quick questions answered on the spot.
Scan at the right depth
Add pages and run a scan, from a standard pass to a deep AI review, so each page gets the scrutiny it needs.
Log a defect in plain language
Describe the issue and Zena drafts the whole defect from Zenyth's 406-rule library. It fills in the criterion, the recommendation, the user impact, and the severity, ready to review.
Fix, retest, and ask
Choose where to start, by severity, page, or Zenyth pattern, then work each defect and retest the fixes. Get help sits on every defect. The full 406-defect library is there to look up, each with its recommendation and user impact.
The easiest way to try Zena is a free deep scan on a page. A standard tool reads a page once, as it loads. Zena's deep scan operates the page the way a person does. It opens the components, checks the mobile layout on its own, and moves through the page by keyboard. Every check runs against Zenyth's own patterns. It stays automated and covers one page, so it flags where manual testing is needed. A full Zenyth audit takes it site-wide from there.
The best way to understand Zena is to try it on a real project. Start a free scan, or book a demo and we will show you what it does.
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Yes, Zena is one assistant in two places. On the Zenyth website it answers questions and runs a free scan, with no sign-in. Once signed in to Zenyth Audit, it works a full project, logging, fixing, and retesting defects. Both draw on the same Zenyth rule base, and both keep a human in the loop.
No, the free scan is a deep scan of a single page, not a full site audit. It is a deep scan, so it operates the page the way a person does. It opens the components and checks the page by keyboard. That is a far higher bar than a load-time scanner. It flags where the page needs manual testing, and it is never a pass-or-fail verdict. A full Zenyth audit covers the whole site and adds expert manual testing, including with assistive technology, for a complete and defensible record.
No, Zena on the website needs no sign-in, and anyone can ask it a question or start a free scan there. Zenyth Audit is the part that needs an account, because that is where a specific project lives.
No, Zena accelerates the work and a qualified expert validates it. The promise is AI enhanced, human verified. Automated tools catch only about a third of accessibility barriers, and the manual expertise on top is what makes the work defensible. The human is never removed from the result.
Yes, Zena drafts fixes directly in the site's own code, using the patterns Zenyth has refined over a decade. It never uses an overlay. Inside a development pipeline it stages the changes, and a person reviews and ships them. A human always decides what goes live.
The free plan opens a real Zenyth Audit project to work in, so a team can try Zena before committing. Paid plans add more sites, more users, and the full program.