See Me Please

See Me Please is a user testing platform built around disabled and diverse participants; customer segments most research treats as an edge case rather than a core audience. Every engagement is scored on a paired Accessibility Score and Usability Score, grounded in observed friction from real testing sessions, not automated scans. Unlike a WCAG conformance audit, which tells you what's broken, we show designers and developers why it matters, through lived-experience recordings they can act on directly, without handing off to a centralised accessibility function or a specialist consultant. And because our panels include blind, low-vision, deaf, neurodivergent, older, ESL, and physically disabled testers, we replace, rather than sit alongside, testing platforms built only for mainstream users.