Documents and presentations
Inspect PDFs, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files. Supported issues may yield partial fixes or AI suggestions for a person to review; some files yield no remediated output.
Product overview · Higher education
Accessibility work, with people in the loop.
Aelira is an open-core accessibility platform for higher education. It helps teams inspect content, review supported partial fixes and AI suggestions, and make informed publication decisions against their applicable institutional obligations.
Where it fits in a workflow
Start with a bounded set of real files and verify each result before use.
STEM and digital content
Review LaTeX and MathML artifacts. Web and code scans help identify issues for investigation and follow-up testing.
Review and publication
Examine diagnostic reports, validate output, and test the publication path in your own environment. Reports do not certify accessibility or legal compliance.
Integration readiness varies
Connector code and a working deployment are different milestones. Institutions should test authentication, permissions, data flow, and publication in their own environment.
- Canvas
- Maintainer-reported production integration testing
- Brightspace (D2L)
- Beta; manual testing required
- Blackboard
- Experimental
- Moodle
- Experimental
- Google Workspace
- Connector code; deployment acceptance required
- Microsoft 365
- Connector code; deployment acceptance required
Choose a deployment path
The AGPL open core can be self-hosted without a software fee. Hosted beta access is intended for adult faculty, staff, and institutional administrators. Review provider, region, retention, and outbound request settings with your institution before using real content. Local inference applies only when configured.
Plan a useful pilot
- Choose representative files and a publication route.
- Record what Aelira detects, fixes, suggests, or leaves unresolved.
- Have qualified staff review results and measure the work needed.