Accessly raises $12M to auto-generate accessible components from design tokens

AI · 5 min read

Accessly's engine converts token manifests into component scaffolding with built-in accessibility behavior: role mapping, keyboard interactions and ARIA attributes that reflect token semantics. It also produces audit artifacts that trace why a particular token was chosen and which WCAG rule the resulting component satisfies.

The new funding will accelerate integrations with Figma, Storybook and popular CI tools so teams can automatically generate pull requests when token changes would impact accessibility. Accessly says it uses a mix of symbolic rules and machine learning to propose fixes and to prioritize changes that have minimal brand impact.

Privacy and correctness remain top concerns: Accessly publishes human review checkpoints and an evidence log for every automated change so compliance teams can sign off. Customers report shorter remediation cycles and clearer handoffs between design tokens and production components.