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Caption QC rules for EAA-era publishers — without an enterprise suite.

Line length, reading speed, gaps, and non-speech labels on the SRT/VTT you already export. Concept validation only; no production checker shipped yet.

Concept validation only. No payment, no commitment, no recurring newsletter.

Local-first directionPortable outputsBuilt around a specific workflowEarly access is free

Planned v1 scope

Narrow on purpose. Frame-level contrast and auto-fix are out until search demand and conversion justify them.

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SRT/VTT rule pack

Line length bands, reading-speed heuristics, gap/overlap flags, missing non-speech markers.

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Works on files you have

No requirement to re-transcribe video in the cloud. Audit the caption file itself.

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Not a legal stamp

Output is a QC checklist. Final EAA compliance remains the publisher's responsibility.

This is a product decision, not a finished product.

The concept is being validated before development time is committed. Joining tells us the problem is relevant to you and gives you first access if the evidence supports a build.

  • You will not be charged.
  • Your email is only used for this experiment.
  • You can leave the list at any time.

Questions, answered clearly.

The current scope, privacy model, and next step without launch-day promises.

Does this replace human accessibility review?

No. It flags machine-checkable caption issues. Judgment calls and full WCAG/EAA compliance stay with you.

Will it fix my subtitles automatically?

Not in the validation concept. v1 is audit/report only until demand is proven.

Does this guarantee the intended outcome?

No. The concept should state its limits clearly and preserve human review wherever judgment is required.

What happens when I request access?

Your email is recorded for this experiment only. You receive one relevant update or beta invitation if the concept moves forward.

Early access

Need a cheap EAA-oriented caption QC pass?

Join the waitlist. Target range €19–€49/mo if built — no charge today.