Inclusive Innovation & Technology Trials

Technology, Tested in Real Life

Inclusive Solutions Consulting partners with technology companies to test, refine, and improve emerging products through real-world use by people with lived experience of disability.

We help innovators understand not just whether a product works — but whether it works in real life, under real conditions: fatigue, limited mobility, caregiving gaps, time pressure, and imperfect environments.

This is not a lab simulation.
This is lived experience.

Disability-Led Technology Reality Checks ♿️ ✅

I work with technology teams to provide honest, lived-experience feedback on products intended for disabled or inclusive users.

I am not a designer or developer.
My role is to pressure-test ideas against real life — before they reach the people they’re meant to serve.

What I Offer:

Reality Check Sessions
A guided walkthrough of your product or concept, focused on real-world usability, effort, and assumptions. These sessions surface friction points that are often missed in demos, design reviews, or internal testing.

Engagements are scoped individually.
Most Reality Check Sessions are short, focused conversations.
Guided trials are offered selectively and by mutual agreement.

Guided Real-World Trials

Short, clearly scoped trials to explore how a product holds up under real conditions such as fatigue, limited support, or daily use constraints. These trials are reflective, not promotional, and designed to surface adoption risks early.

What This Is (and isn’t)✔

Honest, lived-experience insight
✔ Founder-led, conversational, and practical
✔ Designed to complement formal research, UX, or clinical work

✖ Not a lab
✖ Not certification
✖ Not long-term beta testing

Interested in working together?
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Championing Accessibility with Expertise

Inclusive Innovation & Technology Trials

At Inclusive Solutions Consulting, accessibility isn’t theoretical — it’s lived.
Alongside our consulting work, we collaborate with technology companies who want real-world, disability-led insight into how their products actually perform outside the lab.

This work focuses on early feedback, lived-experience testing, and honest conversation — not formal certification, not academic evaluation, and not engineering redesign.

We help teams understand how their technology is experienced by real people navigating real environments, bodies, systems, and constraints.