About us

We want a more inclusive Internet

What we do

We believe in innovation as the driving force to promote a better and more sustainable world, committed to people and inclusion.

We apply our knowledge and experience to achieve an ultimate goal: technology at the service of equal opportunities among people.

Why we do it

We want an empathetic and committed society, and by being part of it we start with ourselves.

When the purpose is clear, the path defines itself: eliminate barriers and create an inclusive digital world.

We can do it so we do it. Join the change.

What makes us different

Excellence

We ensure every detail contributes to a better digital experience for everyone.

Innovation

We continuously improve your digital inclusion by applying cutting-edge technology.

Simplicity

Implement accessibility without complications with intuitive and efficient solutions to make the process easier for you.

Reliability

Ensure your initiatives are truly inclusive with the backing of real, people-centric partnerships and users.

Who we help

  • People who need help consuming website content

    We help the forgotten people in web development. From people with disabilities to the elderly.

  • Website owners

    We help them access an underserved market, improve their brand image and comply with current legislation.

  • Responsible for website development

    We help improve your digital developments by providing easy-to-use tools.

How were we born?

Sometimes chance shows the way. This is the story that originated our project.
One afternoon they called Carlos Cusi, CEO & Founder of AccedeMe to fix the computer for a friend of a friend. As a good computer scientist, he had to fix everyone's computers and this was not going to be an exception, was it?
He didn't expect more than a wasted afternoon, another day configuring Windows in exchange for a smile when a blind man opened the door for him.
"Today I am going to learn something," he said to himself.
Twenty years later AccedeMe supports companies and public bodies so that all users are able to access their fundamental rights.
“The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by any person, regardless of their disability, is an essential aspect”.
Tim Berners-Lee, Director and Founder of W3C and inventor of the World Wide Web
AccedeMe, an initiative by Carlos Cusí
Member of:
IAAP membership certificate (International Association of Accessibility Professionals)
Professional Member
Aspejure (College Professional Association of Judicial Experts of the Kingdom of Spain)
Court Expert