Your Site Can Read Itself Out Loud Now

I wrote this update yesterday and never sent it. Good job, as it turns out. What landed today is bigger than what I was going to tell you about, and I wasn’t going to email you twice in two days about the same thing.

So here’s the lot, in one go.

Start Here: Go And Press It

Before you read another line, open any page on my site and press Alt + A on your keyboard. Or look in the bottom corner for the Accessibility button and click that.

Then turn on dark mode. Then press Listen and let it read the page to you out loud.

That is the new thing. It is running on every page I own, and from today it is yours too.

What Your Visitor Gets

A button on every page, in your header or any of six corners, three sizes, gold, dark, white or a colour you paste in, with your own word on it if “Accessibility” isn’t the word you want. It steps out of the way of your cookie notice when they both want the same corner.

First time somebody opens it, it asks one plain question: is anything making this hard to read? One tap sorts them out. After that it opens the full panel:

• Five profiles, one press each: low vision, dyslexia, ADHD and focus, seizure safe, keyboard and motor.
• Five colour modes in your own scheme, not a filter thrown over the top: as designed, dark, high contrast, low colour, black and white.
• Text the way they need it: size up to 200 percent, line height, letter and word spacing, alignment, and two fonts built for reading.
• Ten tools: highlight links, highlight headings, big cursor, strong focus ring, reading guide, reading mask, focus on one paragraph, stop animations, hide images, bigger buttons.
• A map of every heading on the page, the keyboard shortcuts written down, and a hide-it-for-today link.

All of it remembered on their own device and nowhere else, and applied before the page paints so nothing flickers on the next visit. Nothing about your visitor comes to me. There is no account and no tracking in any of it.

And It Reads Out Loud, For Nothing

Listen has a speed slider and a proper voice picker. Click any sentence and it starts reading from there. Select a bit of text and a “Listen to this” chip appears next to it. Alt + L pauses.

It reads results and anything else that loads after the page does, not just the article.

Here’s the part I like: this costs you nothing to run, ever. It uses the speech voices already sitting in your visitor’s phone or computer. No AI, no key, no per-page fee. The services that sell you this charge hundreds a year and send your text off to their servers to do it.

It Works On Builder Pages Too

Thrive pages, and other builders. Text genuinely scales instead of pretending to, dark and high contrast recolour the whole page, and Focus keeps your layout where you put it. That was the hard part and it took most of today.

Now The Half That’s For You

Every time you press Save, it reads what you actually wrote and tells you what’s stopping people. Thirteen checks. Missing alt text, alt text that’s just a file name, headings out of order, a second H1, links that say “click here”, a form field with no label, a frame with no name, media that plays by itself.

Then Fix With AI looks at the picture itself and writes the description, fills in your media library alt at the same time, names the frames and puts the headings back in order. It changes what’s in the editor and stops there. You read it and you decide when to save.

There’s a button to check every published page on the site at once, with counts and an Open and fix button next to each one. It writes your Accessibility Statement page in one click and puts a Report a problem link under your footer.

I’m not going to tell you this makes your site compliant. Nobody can promise that from a plugin. It gives your readers real tools, finds what it can see and fixes what it can, and that is genuinely worth having on its own.

One Line Puts It On Any Page You Own

This one surprised me with how useful it turned out to be. There’s a single line of script you can paste into any HTML page, on any domain: sales pages, funnels, a static site, anything. It doesn’t have to be WordPress.

Float it in a corner, drop it inside your own menu, or point it at a link you already have in your footer. It’s all on one card in the settings with a Copy button.

Where To Find It

If you run the ResultsAiX Theme, all of the above is already built into it. Update the theme and it’s there. The settings screen got redesigned today too, with a live preview of your button as you change it.

If you’re on somebody else’s theme, it’s a plugin: ResultsAiX Accessibility. One install, everything in it. Sold on its own for $27 a year and it’s yours in the bundle at no extra charge, like everything else.

Run both and they sort it out between themselves. Nothing prints twice and nothing gets set up twice.

ResultsAiX Video: The Mac App Is Real Now

If you clone your own voice and you’re on a Mac, this is the one for you. No more workaround, no more Terminal line, no more “is the app even open.” A proper Mac app for the Voice Engine, one download, right click and Open the first time because it isn’t signed yet, and it just runs.

ResultsAiX Mailer

The dashboard and the Reports tab got rebuilt so you can actually read them. One date range drives the whole page. Your last 8 broadcasts sit side by side so you can compare them at a glance, and there’s an AI overview sitting right under them telling you what actually worked, with a button to write your next broadcast off the back of it if you want.

There’s a timezone helper now too. If your WordPress clock is still sat on UTC, and a lot of sites are, it tells you and fixes it in one click. That single setting is behind more “why did my send go out at 3am” questions than anything else.

And if you send through Amazon SES, bounce and complaint handling now sets itself up on its own. The subscription confirms itself, every notification actually gets read properly, and bounces suppress the address the way they’re supposed to. That one had been quietly broken.

WP Sync, WP Conversion Tracker And WP Sync Pro Pack

Smaller ones this round, so I’ll keep it short. Name mapping now takes a field token, so if a service sends the name under its own label it still maps correctly. And beehiiv contacts keep their details current on every sync instead of freezing on day one.

Where Everything Else Stands

AI Publisher is still in Beta. If you’re using it for coloring books, activity books or story books on KDP, keep going and tell me honestly what’s actually stopping you. That’s what decides what gets built into it next, not a roadmap I wrote in a vacuum.

AI Webinars has updates coming. Nothing to report yet, just don’t want you thinking it’s forgotten.

What’s Still Missing

The one still owed is ResultsAiX Membership. Same deal as always: the moment it ships, it’s already yours, no extra charge, because that’s what “everything going forward” actually means around here.

A few more things are already moving behind these. I’ll tell you when they’re real.

I use most of what’s above every single day, in this business, for pretty much everything I do. This isn’t stuff I built and walked away from. Put it to work.

And none of this touches what you’ve already got set up. An update never undoes your work, it only adds to it.

Reply and tell me what you want next.

One last thing, and it’s the reason this one took all day. Roughly one person in four lives with something that makes a website harder to use than it is for you and me. They’re already on your site. Almost none of them will ever write in and tell you it was hard, they just leave.

Go and press Alt + A on your own site. Then let it read your own writing back to you.