Corpowid is an AI-powered platform that manages digital regulatory compliance end to end, from accessibility to GDPR and KVKK privacy compliance. Everything sits in one layer, and websites, mobile apps and documents are monitored from the same panel. As regulations change, controls update accordingly.

One contract covers:

Accessibility layer with AI-powered fixes

Cookie consent management and cookie scanner

Legal documents and company information

Mobile app accessibility audits (iOS, Android)

PDF and document accessibility

Figma and Chrome extensions

VPAT and ACR reports

Corpowid is industry-agnostic. More than 300 companies across banking, insurance, telecom, automotive, retail, transport and education use it. Any organization with a website or mobile app can apply the same layer under its own regulations.

Most companies buy these services from 2-3 separate vendors today. With Corpowid, the contract, the renewal and the panel are consolidated in one place. Accessibility and cookie consent also share a single interface, so visitors never face two competing pop-ups.

Yes. You can start with the accessibility widget and core cookie features on the free plan. Continuous monitoring, alt text management and multi-user access unlock with paid plans. See the pricing page for current plans.

The EAA has been in force across the EU since 28 June 2025. It covers companies offering products or services to EU consumers in areas such as e-commerce, consumer banking, e-books, electronic communications and passenger transport, including businesses established outside the EU. Microenterprises with fewer than 10 employees and annual turnover or balance sheet of up to €2 million are exempt for services. Check your site with the free EAA audit.

Presidential Circular 2025/10 (Official Gazette 32933, 21 June 2025) aims to make the websites and mobile apps of public bodies and widely used private entities accessible under WCAG 2.2. The one-year period set for banks ended in June 2026, and e-commerce has two years. Organizations found accessible receive an Accessibility Logo valid for two years. In banking, the BDDK’s 2016 regulation also covers internet and mobile banking. Measure your site with the free Türkiye compliance audit. What the scope means for you requires legal assessment.

For accessibility: WCAG 2.2, the EAA, EN 301 549, ADA and Section 508. For privacy: GDPR, KVKK, ePrivacy and CCPA/CPRA. On the cookie side, each visitor sees the rules of their own region.

No. No automated tool, AI-powered or not, can guarantee 100% compliance by itself. Automated tests catch only a subset of WCAG failures. PDFs, third-party content inside iframes and the real behavior of interactive components need manual review and code-level fixes. That is why Corpowid pairs automation with audits, design-stage checks, document remediation and reporting.

We cannot give legal advice. Corpowid helps you address the barriers that most often trigger complaints and builds an audit trail documenting your efforts. These records form the foundation of a structured remediation plan.

You add a single line of code to your website. The AI analyzes your page structure (at DOM level) and applies fixes aligned with WCAG 2.2 and the EAA, while visitors adjust text size, contrast and reading preferences to their own needs. When you publish a new page or content, the site is rescanned and the required fixes are added automatically. The interface supports 40+ languages.

The AI Alt Text Manager scans your images and writes context-aware descriptions, so screen reader users get meaningful text. You can review, edit and approve suggestions in bulk or one by one from your panel.

Use our free tools: the Türkiye, EAA and ADA audits, the cookie and tracker scanner and the color contrast checker. A cookie scan takes seconds.

The Figma plugin runs WCAG checks inside your design file. Issues are caught before a line of code is written, which lowers development cost.

The Chrome extension audits any page against WCAG criteria in your browser. Developers and designers see findings directly on the page.

Yes. We prepare an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) in VPAT 2.5 format. Often requested in enterprise procurement and tenders, it documents your product’s accessibility criterion by criterion.

iOS and Android apps are audited without SDK integration; a store link or an APK/IPA file is enough. Automated and manual tests run against WCAG 2.1/2.2, EN 301 549, the EAA and ADA, and you can choose level A, AA or AAA. Mobile-specific criteria such as screen orientation, gesture controls and touch targets are included. The output is a report with fix guidance for developers, exportable as PDF.

Yes. The iOS and Android SDKs collect in-app consent and write to the same record as your website, so one consent history covers every channel. The audit needs no SDK; the SDK is used for in-app consent collection.

Yes. We make documents such as policies, invoices, reports and forms accessible under WCAG 2.2. Because the web layer cannot fix PDF content, this is handled by a separate document service.

Corpowid scans your site automatically, finds cookies, tags and browser storage (localStorage, IndexedDB) and sorts them into categories. Non-essential scripts are blocked until consent is given. The banner is shown in 46 languages, and each visitor sees the rules of their region (GDPR, KVKK, CCPA). Your cookie declaration is generated automatically. See the cookie management page for details.

Corpowid supports Google Consent Mode v2 natively and passes each visitor’s choice to Google. Google adapts to that signal, so GA4 and Ads conversion modelling can continue.

Yes. Every visit is logged with a timestamp, IP address, browser, device, accepted or refused categories and the notice version shown. Records are searchable, filterable and exportable, and are stored in the region where you operate.

Your privacy policy, cookie policy, accessibility statement and terms live in one hub reachable from every page of your site. You update them in the panel and publish instantly.

Adding a single line of code is enough. It works on CMSs such as WordPress, Shopify and Wix, on MVC frameworks and on custom architectures, and can also be installed through Google Tag Manager. The same script covers accessibility and cookie consent, and it works on pages behind a login. The technology is optimized to keep any impact on load time to a minimum.

The accessibility layer does not collect visitors’ personally identifiable information and uses no cookies for behavior tracking. Accessibility preferences are stored only on the user’s own device. The cookie consent module stores the records needed to prove consent on your behalf.

Your dashboard shows a Live Accessibility Score and detailed reports on every optimization the AI applied: how many images received alt text, how many ARIA labels were added and your progress toward WCAG 2.2. Consent records and mobile audit reports sit in the same panel. Reports can be exported for use as proof of effort in legal or internal audits.

Yes. Colors, icons, button shape and position, and which features visitors see can all be adjusted to your brand.

All your digital assets are monitored from one panel, with separate settings and reports per site. Team members are invited with role-based permissions. Each subdomain counts as a separate property, and the domain limit depends on your plan.