Refreshingly honest answers.

No tool can promise that, and we will not — using Remedify does not mean your store is fully accessible or legally compliant. We run automated QA against machine-detectable WCAG 2.2 AA criteria, fix real technical barriers, and show you exactly what changed, with a dated record of the work. A pass/fail determination is for a qualified auditor.

No. We avoid a runtime accessibility widget. Supported fixes live in your data and app-embed config rather than adding a heavy shopper-facing layer; theme-sensitive changes are guided for review.

Approved theme and data changes remain in your store. Additive app-embed behavior is removed cleanly. You only lose future scans, monitoring, and the review dashboard.

No. Remedify handles the machine-detectable workflow and supported fixes, then makes the remaining judgment calls easier to inspect. Complex design, content, and legal questions still need qualified human review.

An overlay leaves the underlying storefront mostly unchanged. Remedify focuses on real remediation work: supported fixes in your data and app-embed config, plus guided theme steps and a dated record of the changes over time. That is harder to ignore and easier to own.

No — and no tool honestly can. Remedify runs automated accessibility QA and makes real code-level fixes, but automated checks cover only a subset of issues, so using it does not mean your store is fully accessible or legally compliant. It gives you concrete fixes and a dated record of the work; for a determination about your store, talk to a qualified accessibility auditor or your own counsel.

No. Remedify is an accessibility QA and remediation workflow, not legal protection, and it is not a compliance guarantee. It helps you find and fix real barriers and keep a dated record of what changed — it does not assess legal risk or promise any legal outcome. Questions about your legal exposure belong with your own counsel.

You can export a dated record of what automated checks found, which fixes you applied, and when. Share it with whoever you like. It is a record of your QA and remediation activity — it is not legal evidence, a conformance assessment, or a certification, and it does not represent that your store is accessible or legally compliant.

We can't advise on a legal matter, and Remedify does not resolve one or protect against lawsuits. What it does do is run automated accessibility QA, make real fixes you review, and keep a dated record of the work — which is useful to have on hand. For anything about the letter itself, contact a qualified attorney.