Accessibility statement

We see accessibility as part of the quality of the service. Consee is used by consultants, their teams and their clients, and we want every one of them — including people with disabilities — to be able to use it independently, equally and with dignity.

The website and the app partially conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA.

"Partially" means most screens were built to the guidelines, but some components may not fully meet them yet. They are listed in section 5, and we keep improving.

• The page language and reading direction are declared, so screen readers read the content correctly.
• Everything can be reached with a keyboard, with a visible focus indicator. Content pages have a "Skip to content" link.
• Headings, lists, forms and buttons use standard HTML elements with labels screen readers recognise.
• Text sizes are relative, so browser zoom (Ctrl and +) enlarges all content.
• The site respects the operating system's reduced-motion setting.
• There is a dark view for people who find it easier to read on a dark background.

Every page has an accessibility button at the edge of the screen (also opened with Alt+A). The menu includes:

• One-click profiles — low vision, ADHD, seizure-safe, keyboard navigation, cognitive and blind. Each turns on a suitable mix of the adjustments below, and each can be changed afterwards.
• Content — text size (115% or 130%), line height, letter and word spacing, text alignment, a readable font, highlighted links and highlighted headings.
• Colour — high contrast, dark contrast (black background, white text, yellow links), inverted colours, greyscale, low saturation and high saturation.
• Orientation — stop animations, hide images, a large cursor, a reading guide and a reading mask that follow the mouse and keyboard, and a strong focus outline.
• Read aloud — clicking or tabbing to text reads it out, using your operating system's voice; if your device has none for the language, the menu says so.
• Page structure — a list of the page's headings, landmarks and links, with a direct jump to each.

Your choices are stored in your browser only and are never sent to us (see the cookie policy). The "Reset" button restores the default view.

The menu complements the site's own accessibility; it does not replace it. If something is still not accessible to you with it, we want to hear (section 6).

These are the parts we know are not fully accessible:

• Meeting transcripts and summaries are generated automatically and can contain errors. The original recording is kept alongside them.
• Some charts and indicators on the dashboard distinguish data by colour alone.
• The illustrations on the home page are decorative product illustrations, not meant to be read.
• The Sign in with Google button is provided by Google, which is responsible for its accessibility.
• Files users upload (documents, recordings) are outside our control, and we cannot guarantee they are accessible.

If you run into a difficulty that is not listed here, please tell us.

Found an accessibility problem, or need information from the site in another format? Write to us and we will try to deal with it quickly:

• Email: hello@consee.ai

To help us help you, mention the page address, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive technology you used.

The date this statement was last updated is at the top of the page. We update it when we improve components or carry out an accessibility review.