Online services
Free, with clear limits
A free service deserves honest rules too. Each tool states exactly what it does, how much you can use it per day and what happens to your files. When the institute's monthly quota runs out, the service pauses with dignity and returns on the first day of the month — that is how we keep this free, with no surprises.
Text accessibility converter
Upload a badly scanned document, a photo of a text, or a PDF your screen reader cannot read. The service recognizes the text, rebuilds its structure (headings, lists, tables, image descriptions) and gives you two versions: one faithful to the original, properly structured, and one rewritten in plain language. You choose which to use — simplifying a legal or medical document is your decision, not ours.
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Live transcription and translation
Live captions of what is being said, translated from Spanish into other languages. A first version exists, and we are evaluating it technically before opening it to the public.
Translation into Indigenous languages will only be released hand in hand with the communities who speak them: who contributed the words, with what consent and under which rights are questions we answer before launching, not after.
Privacy
Our commitment, verifiable
We ask for no accounts and no emails to use the services. We do not sell or share your data. Your documents are deleted from our servers once we hand you the result, or after 24 hours at most; your audio is never recorded. The code behind our services will be public, and you will be able to verify it.
The demos in this section run entirely in your browser. Want to know when the full services launch? Write to accesia.lab@gmail.com and we will let you know.