ValleyFill apps

Small web apps that say plainly what they check

ValleyFill runs a few focused web services: accessibility audits for public agencies and schools, AI-visibility tools for local businesses, and a free check for Chrome's new insecure HTTP warning. Every app has a free tier, a published price for anything paid, and a clear note on what it cannot know.

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Live: automated tier

For public agencies, school districts, colleges, and other organizations

Automated WCAG 2.1 AA website audits and monitoring, with a prioritized fix list and a plain record of what was tested and what was not.

Free tier: A free two-minute price estimate and free plain-language guides to the Title II rule and WCAG 2.1 AA.
Paid: Automated audit, $495 flat for up to 50 pages and 10 PDFs. Automated monitoring from $49 a month.
Coming soon: A human-tested audit tier. It is not available yet.

Run by our software: no screen reader testing and no human review. Automated tools catch roughly a third of issues by common estimates. No compliance guarantee and no legal advice.

Open ValleyFill Accessibility valleyfill.com/accessibility

Free tools live

NearEcho

For owner-run local businesses

Shows whether AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity name your business when customers ask, and what to fix on your site.

Free tier: AI Crawler Checker, LocalBusiness Schema Generator, and AI-Readiness Check. No sign-up. 5 free checks a day; the schema generator is unlimited.
Coming soon: A $49 one-time AI-visibility audit. Checkout is not open yet.

Basic automated checks of public information. Passing them does not mean any AI assistant or search engine will show or recommend you.

Open NearEcho Free tools nearecho.valleyfill.com

Free tool

HTTPFirst Check

For anyone who runs a website

Checks whether your site is likely to trigger Chrome's new warning that asks visitors before loading an insecure HTTP page. It looks at http and https on the bare domain and www, certificates, redirects, HSTS, and mixed content, and gives copy-paste fixes.

Free tier: 5 free checks a day per visitor. No sign-up.
Coming soon: HTTPFirst Watch, $9 a month: a weekly re-check with an email alert. There is no checkout yet.

A prediction from your site's public responses. Chrome versions, earlier user choices, and enterprise policies can change what a visitor sees.

Open HTTPFirst Check https.valleyfill.com

Free tool

Title II Snapshot

For cities, counties, special districts, school districts and public colleges

Shows your ADA Title II web deadline and basic signals from up to 10 of your pages and 5 PDFs: missing alt attributes, unlabeled fields, zoom blocking, untagged PDFs and more. Ready to forward to your council or board.

Free tier: 3 free snapshots a day per visitor. No sign-up and no email.

An automated indication from page HTML, not an audit and not legal advice. Automated tools catch roughly a third of issues.

Open Title II Snapshot valleyfill.com/snapshot

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ADA Title II web rule

Title II web accessibility deadlines arrive in April 2027 and April 2028

In April 2024 the Department of Justice amended its Title II regulation (28 CFR 35.200) to require state and local governments, including public school districts, colleges, cities, and counties, to make their web content and mobile apps accessible under WCAG 2.1 Level AA. In April 2026 the DOJ extended the deadlines by one year.

Title II compliance deadlines (as extended)
Entity	Compliance deadline
State and local governments with a total population of 50,000 or more	April 26, 2027
State and local governments with a total population under 50,000, and all special district governments	April 26, 2028

ValleyFill Accessibility helps you find, fix, and document the issues: a published flat price, a prioritized fix list, and a plain record of what was tested and what was not. Source: ADA.gov fact sheet on the web rule.

See accessibility services Get an estimate in two minutes

This is general information, not legal advice. Confirm your obligations with your counsel. Who has to comply, and when · Title II deadlines explained

How every ValleyFill app works

A free tier first. Each app has something you can use for free before you pay for anything.
Published prices. Paid items show their price. Anything marked "coming soon" has no checkout and takes no payment.
Honest limits. Each app says what it checks and what it cannot know. Automated checks are labelled as automated.
No overpromising. No compliance guarantees, no ranking promises, and no legal advice.

We are also developing AI systems for business operations with a small group of design partners. Read where it stands.