A11ySpaces

Project intro

A11ySpaces turns ADA and local accessibility law into a plain-language tool you can act on. It was built by accessibility consultant Britne in 72 hours of vibe coding with Lovable — and in her own words the app is "fully functional," not a demo. It maps the 2010 ADA Standards, the Fair Housing Act, and state, county, and city rules to your space: enter a ZIP code to pull in local requirements, browse 75+ rules with technical specifications, and run starter checklists for your home, event, or facility. What sets it apart is real-world accountability: every local requirement carries its citation, a link to the official code, and the date it was last verified by a human specialist. The app currently covers 22 municipalities, with 87 of 157 local rules verified against their official sources. A built-in marketplace lists ADA-compliant products — grab bars, ramps, signage and more — from verified vendors with direct buy-now pricing. The site ships in English and Spanish. This is the textbook case of domain expertise plus AI tooling: a professional accessibility consultant shipped a working compliance product in a single hackathon weekend, and real users are already using it in the field.