Our Roadmap: SiteCockpit Evolved

SiteCockpit will receive new AI support. This enables ALT texts to be generated automatically at the push of a button – including auto-optimization, manual editing options, and export functionality. We also plan to use AI for additional use cases around digital accessibility.

For January 2026, we are planning a comprehensive cumulative reporting update that consolidates monitoring data, live checks, and manual audits. This gives you a consolidated overview of your overall status at a glance – significantly faster and more accurate than before.

The reporting will include interactive charts, priorities, and filter options. Results will also be comparable by WCAG level, page type, device type, and time period. This makes trends and progress clearly visible and documentable.

The focus is on practical decision-making: Which measures deliver the greatest benefit? Where are risks emerging? What improvements have already been achieved? With the new reporting, you get answers to these questions – structured, transparent, and action-oriented.

A special highlight is the planned browser extension for Chrome and Edge browsers. Users can save their preferred settings – such as contrasts, font sizes, or spacing – directly in the browser and apply them across websites. This creates a consistent, inclusive user experience without repeated configuration.

We have already released an easyVision extension for Firefox browser. You can find more information and installation instructions on our Firefox extension page.

We are working on a DeepL integration that will enable automated translation of content and accessibility statements into various languages. This will make it even easier for companies to reach international audiences and meet legal requirements in all EU languages.