Recite Me Australia

Recite Me Australia Our suite of accessibility on-demand tools makes websites inclusive for a diverse range of people.

Recite Me offers a range of on-demand accessibility solutions that support you in conforming to WCAG standards and ensure that your website is user-friendly for individuals with disabilities, situational challenges and language support, through customisable options.

15/10/2026

📢 NEW: High-contrast icons are here!

A more personalised online experience starts with choice.

That's why we're excited to introduce even more ways to customise the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar!

Users can now choose from yellow, white or black Toolbar icons, alongside our existing multicoloured options.

It's a small change that can make a big difference, helping people find the colours and contrast that feel clearest and most comfortable for them.

Because when it comes to accessibility, one size doesn't fit all.

Discover this feature and the other updates we've introduced in 2026: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0z4RyS0



Alt text: Video showing high-contrast icons being used to change the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar between different contrast options.

Equal access includes the experiences we have online.For people with disability, an inaccessible website can make it har...
12/10/2026

Equal access includes the experiences we have online.

For people with disability, an inaccessible website can make it harder to apply for a job, book an appointment, access education or buy everyday essentials.

Australia’s Disability Discrimination Act applies to digital goods and services too. Understanding your responsibilities and taking practical steps to remove barriers can help more people use your website independently.

Read our guide to the DDA and digital accessibility: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yVR410

Alt text: Recite Me graphic with the text: “The Disability Discrimination Act applies online too. Digital accessibility is part of equal access.” A website mock-up is divided into a blurred left half and a clear right half, with a comparison slider in the centre. A video on the website is labelled “No Captions”.

It's World Mental Health Day and the theme is "Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change."Our founder and CEO, R...
10/10/2026

It's World Mental Health Day and the theme is "Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change."

Our founder and CEO, Ross Linnett, knows from his own experience of dyslexia how exclusion can affect the way we feel about ourselves. Here, he reflects on the connection between accessibility, inclusion and mental wellbeing.

https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y-MDg0

Alt text: Recite Me graphic for World Mental Health Day 2026, featuring founder and CEO Ross Linnett smiling with his arms folded. Text reads: “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change.” The Recite Me logo appears below his name and title.

For International Dyslexia Awareness Day, we’re sharing the personal experience behind Recite Me.Our founder and CEO, Ro...
08/10/2026

For International Dyslexia Awareness Day, we’re sharing the personal experience behind Recite Me.

Our founder and CEO, Ross Linnett, wasn’t diagnosed with dyslexia until after university. Having grown up feeling misunderstood at school, he recognised how differently people can process information and the difference the right support can make.

That experience inspired him to create Recite Me, helping more people access information in ways that work for them.

Today, Ross’s story continues to shape our work and our commitment to removing digital barriers so more people can learn, work and take part in everyday life.

Alt text: Recite Me founder and CEO Ross Linnett smiles beside his quote: “Dyslexia has shaped my career by pushing me to find alternative routes to solutions, and ultimately, it was the driving force behind founding Recite Me.”

Making travel planning accessible shouldn’t be an afterthought.For Destination Gippsland, it’s a core part of how they c...
24/09/2026

Making travel planning accessible shouldn’t be an afterthought.

For Destination Gippsland, it’s a core part of how they connect with visitors.

With the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar, they’ve made their website easier to use for everyone, from text-to-speech and translation to personalised display options.

The result? A more inclusive experience and greater confidence that no one is left behind.

Read the full story: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0ywKCc0

18/09/2026

Did you know we have a dedicated Accessibility Academy with free guides, checklists, courses and top tips to help you get started.

When we polled attendees of a recent webinar, 4% admitted having no idea where to start.

As our Founder and CEO, Ross Linnett and Head of Accessibility, Chris Holloway explain here, the important thing is to make a start, and learning doesn't have to cost anything.

Commit 15 minutes to learning something about accessibility today.

https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0ypg8n0

Alt text: Video of Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility at Recite Me and Founder and CEO Ross Linnett on getting started with accessibility when you don't know where to start. Chris appears on screen first, then Ross with captions throughout.

10/09/2026

No mouse. No keyboard. Just speak.

Today, we're launching Voice Control.

We don’t all use the web in the same way. Different needs, different situations and different abilities all shape how we interact online.

But everyone deserves the same thing: a choice.

Voice Control gives users another way to use the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar, using simple spoken commands to navigate and activate features.

Users can choose to control the Toolbar by feature name or numbered commands. It never takes over, it simply gives people another way to interact online.

Greater choice. Greater independence. Greater control.

Learn more: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0ybzyG0



Video alt tex: Video introducing Recite Me Voice Control. It shows people using digital devices in different situations, followed by a demonstration of voice commands navigating and personalising a website through the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar. The video ends with a wheelchair user using a laptop and the message, “Voice Control. Available Now.”

09/08/2026

Good digital accessibility is more than asking, “Are we compliant?” and thinking about “Can everyone actually access and use our digital experiences?”

Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility at Recite Me, shares why accessibility should always be people-first.

Alt text: Video of Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility at Recite Me, discussing how conversations around digital accessibility should be about people. Chris appears on screen with captions throughout.

Sharing the incredible news that our Founder and CEO, Ross Linnett, has been named in a list of 250 of the UK's best fou...
29/07/2026

Sharing the incredible news that our Founder and CEO, Ross Linnett, has been named in a list of 250 of the UK's best founder-led businesses by Business Cloud.

Ross's experience with dyslexia and the challenges he faced when accessing digital information are what drove him to start Recite Me in 2009.

From just four members of staff, we're now a team of over 100 across the UK, US and Australia helping businesses worldwide make their websites inclusive and accessible to millions of end users who would otherwise be excluded.

We're lucky to still be founder-led and to be shaped by Ross's influence and passion for people-first digital accessibility.

https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xhx2v0

Alt text: Promotional graphic of Recite Me Founder and CEO Ross Linnett celebrating his inclusion in the BusinessCloud Founder 250 list.

23/07/2026

We've launched Smart Suggest.

No two people experience the web in the same way, so why should accessibility start with assumptions?

Smart Suggest suggests assistive tools to personalise a user's digital experience based on the content on the page, not a pre-defined profile. This gives users a simple place to start while leaving them in control of what works best for them.

Because inclusion should empower people to discover what works, not tell them what should.

Learn more: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0x5DYb0

Alt text:
A graphical promotional video which shows Recite Me's assistive Toolbar's new feature. Copy reads
1. Introducing Smart Suggest
2. A new feature in the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar
3. Helping users discover the tools that work for them
4. Responding to content, not profiles or labels
5. Making digital experiences more personal
6. Discover the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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