The name
/ˈlaɪmən/ · Latin
The threshold. In perception, the point at which something crosses from unnoticed into noticed. Accessibility work lives right at that line: a barrier is invisible to most people, and total for some. limena exists to move it across, from unnoticed to noticed, and from a report to an operation.
The threshold
unnoticed → noticed
Why we exist
Findings only matter if someone acts on them.
The accessibility industry got very good at finding problems and never solved the harder half: fixing them, verifying them, and keeping them fixed. Tools produce reports. Reports get filed. People stay locked out. We think the report was never the point. The operation is. So we built the system that runs accessibility as continuous work, with AI to carry the busywork and people to keep the judgment.
How we build
Three principles, on every screen.
Plain language wins.
A finding no one understands is a finding no one fixes. Every issue reads as a sentence a person can act on, not a rule id.
Calm over loud.
Accessibility is serious work, not a wall of red alarms. We choose clarity and restraint so the important thing is easy to see.
In service of the work.
The product earns its place by moving barriers, not by looking busy. If a feature does not help a fix ship, it does not ship.
Move a barrier across the threshold.
Point limena at a URL and watch something unnoticed become owned, verified work. Fourteen days, no card.