Accessibility
Last updated: July 7, 2026
Our commitment
AI Capone is built and operated by HoneyWired LLC. We’re working toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, as our target standard, and we treat accessibility as ongoing work rather than a one-time checkbox. We have not yet completed a formal third-party audit; this page is an honest snapshot, not a certification.
The core experience is voice, audio & visual — on purpose
We want to be straight about this. AI Capone is, by design, a real-time experience where you speak to Al with your own voice, hear him talk back, and watch him. That is the product — the way a concert or an audiobook is fundamentally an audio thing. It is not a text chatbot, and what you pay for is specifically the voice conversation and the character. So a couple of barriers are inherent, and can’t be removed without turning it into something else:
- It requires speaking and hearing. The conversation runs on a microphone and audio. Captions show Al’s side on screen so you can read along, but there is no way to talk to him by typing — a text mode would be a different product, not this one.
- The 3D scene is decorative. The animated Capone and neon background are atmosphere, not information — nothing you need to use the site lives only in the visuals.
What we make accessible
Everything around the core experience should work with a keyboard and a screen reader — and we treat it as a bug to fix if it doesn’t:
- Account & purchase. Signing in, buying minutes, and managing or deleting your account.
- Navigation & information. Getting around the site and reading this and our other pages, with real button/link labels, landmarks, a skip link, and a set page language.
- Captions. Al’s speech appears on screen as he talks, so you can read his side.
- Reduced motion. If your device is set to “reduce motion,” we turn off the glitch flicker and hold the animated background still, so the flashing, tumbling effects don’t play.
- Responsible content. Al tells honest history, points only to real places, and reminds people to be safe.
We’re also continuing to improve contrast and keyboard details over time, and we haven’t yet completed a formal third-party audit.
Need help, or hit a barrier?
If any part of AI Capone is hard to use, or you need the information here in another form, tell us and we’ll help and prioritize a fix. Please include the page and what happened.
Accessibility & accommodations: contact@aicapone.net