Products
Proof, for every requirement the law sets.
Each Cano product takes a requirement companies cannot avoid, applies AI to the work, and delivers evidence a buyer, an auditor or a court can check.
Suretto repairs accessibility defects in a customer’s own code and verifies every fix with a separate system: automated rules, recorded screen-reader and keyboard runs, and human review of exceptions. The output is an evidence report and, where a buyer needs one, a conformance report (VPAT/ACR).
It exists because the law now forces the purchase. The European Accessibility Act has applied to e-commerce and software sold to EU consumers since June 2025. US federal web accessibility lawsuits reached 3,117 in 2025, and the ADA Title II rule reaches large public bodies and their vendors in April 2027. Scanners report scores and overlays sell badges; neither can show that a blind customer can complete a purchase. Suretto fixes the code and proves it.
- Assessment and ACR. Scoped WCAG 2.2 assessment with evidence, and the conformance report buyers ask for.
- Verified fixes. Repairs delivered as reviewable pull requests, each verified by a system that did not write it.
- Monitoring. Every release re-checked against the agreed inventory.
Suretto runs a pilot programme for software vendors, agencies and e-commerce teams. Statistics are cited to their sources on the Suretto site.
Next
The engine travels. The proof stays the same.
| When | Product | Who buys it | Why it is forced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Now | Suretto: verified accessibility | Software vendors, agencies, e-commerce | EAA in force since June 2025; US lawsuits; procurement demands an ACR |
| Next | Buyer-side verification of vendor claims | Procurement teams, universities, public bodies | ADA Title II makes buyers responsible for what they buy from April 2027; nobody tests the VPATs they receive |
| 2027 | Cyber Resilience Act evidence | Every software and connected-product maker selling in the EU | Main CRA obligations apply from 11 December 2027, with fines up to €15 million or 2.5% of turnover |
Roadmap items are plans, not announcements. Dates are the legal deadlines, which are fixed; our delivery dates are not yet.
The pattern
What every Cano product has in common.
A requirement with a deadline
Accessibility, product security, and the regulated requirements that follow. We pick fields where the law, not persuasion, creates the budget.
Two systems, kept apart
One produces the work; a separate one grades it and records the artefact. The grader never sees the producer’s reasoning.
People where judgement is needed
Uncertain results go to a reviewer with the evidence in front of them. Their rulings become rules, without touching customer code.
A report someone else can check
Every claim links to its test, its recording and the version it was tested on. That is the product; the fixes are how we earn it.
Start with Suretto.
Pilot partners get one user journey fixed in their own code and verified separately, at no cost.