Accessibility Statement Generator for Mobile Apps
Your accessibility statement should prove what your app actually does. Not what a template says it does. AUDITSU generates your statement from real audit data against EN 301 549, and keeps it current as you fix issues.
Most accessibility statements are fiction.
They are copied from an accessibility statement template, filled in once, and never touched again. They claim "partial conformance" without evidence. They list standards the company has never tested against. They are technically a legal document, but they describe a product that does not exist.
Under the European Accessibility Act (EAA), an accessibility statement is not a nice-to-have. It is a mandatory legal declaration. It must include your conformance status against EN 301 549, a description of content that is not accessible and why, what alternatives you provide, how users can give feedback, and a link to enforcement procedures. Most generators do not include half of these.
A template cannot answer these questions. Only an audit can. And a static PDF from six months ago cannot reflect what your app does today.
Regulators do not want a document. They want evidence.
Enforcement is not theoretical.
EU-wide
EAA enforcement began 28 June 2025. It is now live across 27 EU member states.
France
In November 2025, disability organisations filed emergency injunctions against four major retailers for non-compliance with the transposed EAA requirements.
Germany
Private actors began sending warning letters under competition law to companies without adequate accessibility provisions within weeks of the law taking effect.
Your accessibility statement is your first line of defence when a regulator investigates. It needs to reflect reality.
A statement built from what your audit actually found.
AUDITSU does not ask you to fill in a form. When you audit your mobile app against EN 301 549, your accessibility statement writes itself. Conformance data, pass rates, known limitations, and impact areas are populated from real results. Every mandatory clause the EAA requires is included automatically.
When you fix an issue and re-audit, your statement updates itself. A new version publishes automatically. Your public URL always shows your current compliance posture. Every previous version is saved as an immutable snapshot, giving you a compliance audit trail that builds itself over time.
From first audit to living compliance document.
Day one: Statement of intent
Start auditing your app. Before you finish, AUDITSU creates a public statement of intent, a declaration that your organisation is actively working toward compliance. Your public URL is live before the audit is complete.
Audit complete: Your statement writes itself
When your audit finishes, compliance data flows in. Pass rates, conformance levels, non-accessible content, and remediation plans are populated from real results. No forms. No guesswork. Review it, refine the narrative fields, and publish.
Ongoing: It stays current
Fix issues, re-audit, and your statement auto-updates. Every version is saved as an immutable snapshot. Your public accessibility statement always reflects what your app does today, not what it did six months ago.
Not another template generator.
Most generators ask you to fill in a form. AUDITSU generates your statement from what it actually found.
Data source
Updates
Output
Version history
Mobile app support
Compliance from day one
| Feature | AUDITSU | Template generators |
|---|---|---|
| Data source | Real audit results | Self-reported form |
| Updates | Auto-republish on change | Manual re-generation |
| Output | Hosted URL + embed code | PDF or HTML download |
| Version history | Immutable snapshots | None |
| Mobile app support | EN 301 549 Chapter 11 | Web only (WCAG) |
| Compliance from day one | Statement of intent, live immediately | Not available |
Hosted and always current
Your statement lives at a unique public URL. Embed it on your website with an HTML snippet. Both always show the latest version. No manual uploads, no stale PDFs.
Built-in audit trail
Every update creates a new immutable version. When a regulator asks for your compliance history, you have timestamped snapshots showing exactly when each change was made and what it contained.
Mobile-first, EAA-ready
Pre-configured for EN 301 549 Chapter 11, the standard that covers native mobile apps. Most accessibility tools only handle Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) for websites. Your statement includes mobile-specific conformance data that web-only tools cannot provide.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need an accessibility statement for my mobile app?
- Yes. Under the European Accessibility Act (EAA), digital products and services sold in the EU must publish an accessibility statement. This includes mobile apps. The statement must describe conformance status, known limitations, and how users can report issues.
- What must an EAA accessibility statement include?
- The EAA requires: conformance status against EN 301 549, a description of non-accessible content, alternatives you provide, contact details for accessibility feedback, and a link to enforcement procedures. AUDITSU includes all of these automatically.
- Can I use a template instead?
- You can, but templates do not reflect your actual compliance status. Regulators expect statements tied to real assessments. A template that claims partial conformance without evidence is a liability, not protection.
- How often should I update my accessibility statement?
- Every time your compliance posture changes. Under the EAA, statements must be current. AUDITSU handles this automatically. Fix an issue, re-audit, and your statement updates itself.
- Does this work for native iOS and Android apps?
- Yes. AUDITSU audits against EN 301 549 Chapter 11, which covers native mobile app requirements. Most accessibility tools only cover WCAG for web. Your statement will include mobile-specific conformance data.
- What is a statement of intent?
- A public declaration that your organisation intends to audit a product and produce an accessibility statement by a specific date. AUDITSU creates this automatically when you start an audit, showing compliance commitment from day one.
Your accessibility statement should be as current as your code.
Stop maintaining a static document. Start an audit and let your statement build itself from real compliance data.