PublicProof
PublicProof helps counties and cities hit Title II deadlines without guesswork.
PublicProof is the compliance operating system for counties and cities that need one chain from public-surface inventory through findings, vendor accountability, remediation, and evidence before the Title II deadline.
Large entity deadline
April 24, 2026
State and local governments serving 50,000+ people
Small entity deadline
April 26, 2027
State and local governments serving fewer than 50,000 people
Operating chain
Inventory -> Evidence
PublicProof connects discovery, findings, remediation, vendor coordination, and proof in one workflow.
Delivery model
Service + SaaS
Software-supported delivery for governments that need confidence before they buy automation.
What the product does end to end
| Stage | System record | Buyer outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory | Websites, document repositories, forms, and vendor-managed services | The county knows what public-service surfaces are actually in scope. |
| Findings | Deterministic issues tied to WCAG, service criticality, owners, and due dates | Leadership can separate true resident-service risk from noise. |
| Remediation | Tracked workstreams for internal teams and external vendors | Counties can move work without losing ownership or renewal leverage. |
| Evidence | Exceptions, vendor dependencies, and executive-ready evidence packs | ADA, legal, procurement, and executive stakeholders can see current posture immediately. |
What PublicProof is optimizing for
- Deterministic and auditable compliance logic
- Government buyer language, not startup jargon
- Documents and third-party workflows treated as first-class risk
- Service-led deployment with software leverage
Why governments buy this
- They do not just need scans; they need a defensible operating record for public-service risk.
- Document libraries, resident forms, and vendor systems are first-class risk, not edge cases.
- The output is not a dashboard screenshot. It is a workflow and evidence posture a county can use in the real world.