Built by people who build government websites for a living.

Taggora comes out of hands-on web development work for small public agencies — the kind of client who has one person handling IT, communications, and the website, on a budget that was never going to stretch to an enterprise accessibility platform.

That's the gap this is built for. Not the school district with a dedicated compliance office, and not the freelance overlay-widget script that promises a fix in five minutes for $49 a month. The districts and special districts in between — real legal exposure, real budget constraints, and no realistic path to either enterprise software or doing nothing.

We built the screening tool we wished existed before quoting a client's accessibility remediation: something that tells you honestly what's wrong, in plain language, without overselling what an automated scan can promise.