BridgeAble turns any confusing website into an accessible one — an AI agent fills forms and navigates for people with disabilities, while they see and approve every step.
A site owner drops a small window.BridgeableConfig map plus one
<script> tag onto an existing page. No redesign required.
BridgeAble registers WebMCP
tools (fill_field, go_to_step, upload_document…) so an
agent calls exact, structured actions instead of scraping and misclicking.
Every change is visible on the real page as it happens. Submission always requires an explicit human tap on a plain-language confirmation card, and the last change can always be undone.
The demo portal is a deliberately messy, realistic “Metro City Housing & Assistance Portal” — multi-step, unlabeled fields, tiny buttons. Click the round 🤝 button in the bottom-right corner to open the BridgeAble assistant, then try typing (or speaking) something like:
“I want to apply for housing assistance. My name is Maria Gomez, I have two dependents, and my income is $2,400 a month.”
See README.md and DEPLOYMENT.md for setup and testing instructions, including how to test real browser-native WebMCP tool calling.