📣 Just open-sourced a runtime WCAG auditor for Android — thought some of you might find it useful. What it does: Install one APK, point it at any other app already on your device (yours or someone else's, debug or release), hit Start, and use that app normally. Every screen change gets audited live, with results streamed to a web dashboard grouped by screen + severity. No instrumentation needed — it uses an

AccessibilityService

to read the target app's accessibility node tree (same mechanism TalkBack uses), so there's nothing to add to the target's build. Highlights: • Runs Google's Accessibility Test Framework against the live node tree • Maps every finding to a WCAG 2.1 success criterion + conformance level (A/AA/AAA) • Screenshots per issue on API 30+ • Exports HTML report or CSV • Fully local — dashboard talks to the phone over

adb reverse

, nothing leaves the machine Repo: github.com/vivekpanchal/android-wcag-auditor (Apache 2.0) Would love feedback, especially on the WCAG mapping logic — happy to answer questions here!