Taylor Arndt

For work, I'm the Chief Operations Officer at Techopolis. We're a small startup that builds apps for Apple platforms using the latest on-device AI technology. I help make the apps and keep the business running.

Fun fact. I was born blind. I test all of our stuff at Techopolis for accessibility, and I do the same for other teams who want to make sure their products actually work for people.

I also write about the industry on my Substack. App Store review, vibe coding, accessibility, and whatever else is on my mind. I don't sugarcoat things.

I also do speaking gigs. I love talking about accessibility, app development, AI, and more. Here is a sample talk I did with Microsoft Reactor (opens in new tab).

I'm opening up a few spots for accessibility and usability testing over the next four weeks.

Here's the deal. Traditional accessibility audits can cost thousands of dollars. That's great if you're a big company with a big budget. But if you're an indie developer, a small startup, or someone who just wants to know if their product actually works for real people, that's not realistic.

So I'm offering something different. We hop on a Zoom call. I go through whatever you've built and I tell you what's working and what's not.

Sessions are one hour. The introductory rate is $50 for the next month, normally $80. For most small companies and indie developers, this is way more useful than a formal audit and a fraction of the cost.

I've been doing this for over eight years. And half the time, when you fix the accessibility issue, you end up fixing it for everyone.

I only take a handful of these at a time, so if you're interested, reach out and we'll get something scheduled.

I also take on other types of accessibility projects on request. If you have something specific in mind, let me know.