WordPress plugins that document the work

Small, tested, self-hosted. Each one exists because something a site owner is asked to prove is not written down anywhere.

Plugins

Lumadro Accessibility Ledger

A dated record of your site's accessibility work: what failed, what changed, who approved it, and what was not checked. Finds specific WCAG 2.1 AA failures, helps you fix them in your content, and writes every step into an append-only log you can export.

Free · Pro $59 a year

The free plugin is on WordPress.org. Pro adds bulk accept, scheduled re-scans and exports.

Buy Pro, $59 a year Try it in your browser What it does

How these are built

Honest about limits. A tool that checks 10 of 50 success criteria says so, on its own screens and inside every report it generates. Nothing here will tell you that you are compliant, because no plugin can know that.
Your keys, your provider. Where AI is used it runs on your own provider key through WordPress core, so there are no credits to buy and no per-fix charges.
Nothing silent. Text a person wrote is never replaced without a deliberate decision, and every change can be undone.
No phoning home. Nothing calls a licence server for the free plugin, and nothing expires.

Written up

What a default WooCommerce shop looks like to accessibility checks — a clean shop, nothing broken on purpose, and what the checks actually returned. The content produced nothing; the theme and WooCommerce templates produced forty-six items.

Elsewhere

Modules for self-hosted CRMs are at crmstore.lumadro.com.

Suggestions

If you keep having to prove something about your site and there is no record to point at, say what it is: support@lumadro.com.