About Qiksy

Last updated: 24 August 2026

In one line: Qiksy is a small independent studio in Ukraine. We build tools that do the work instead of describing it — a browser that repairs pages for blind readers, a tester’s workbench, a website chat, a few agents. You can reach a human at hello@qiksy.app.

What we make

Everything here started from the same irritation: software that explains what it could do, at length, instead of doing it. So the products are judged by one question — did the thing actually happen? A page that was unusable with a screen reader is usable now. A ninety-four field form is filled. A visitor’s question reached a person.

Qiksy Legato — a web browser that repairs pages as they load, for people who listen rather than look. Names for unnamed buttons, real headings, an escape from the pop-up that traps the focus. It works with the screen reader you already use, or speaks in its own voice.
Qiksy Jig and Qiksy Bridge — a workbench and a browser bridge for testers: drive the browser you already have open, in the tab you are already looking at, fill a long form in one call, and keep the findings where the rest of the work is.
Qiksy Assist — a chat for a website that answers from what the site actually says.
MultiLogin Tabs — several accounts in one browser, one cookie jar per tab. Free, and the extension collects nothing.
Qiksy Offer, Qiksy Route and Qiksy Access — agents for a job search, a route, and an accessibility audit.

The full shelf, with what is finished and what is still early, is in the catalog. Nothing there is marked «live» until it is.

Who we are

A small independent studio, registered in Ukraine as a sole proprietorship — the legal details are in the Terms, and the same name is on the receipt when you pay. We are deliberately not naming a headcount: it would be a number chosen to impress rather than a fact you can use. What matters for a buying decision is on this page — who answers, how fast things ship, and what happens when something breaks.

The work is done with AI as part of the toolchain rather than as a slogan: it is how a studio this size ships a browser, an extension and half a dozen agents in the same year, in twenty-four languages. It is also why the release notes are unusually specific — a defect found by a blind tester on a real Windows machine is written down as exactly that, and not as «various improvements».

What we do not do

We do not sell your data, and mostly never see it. The tester’s tools and the browser run on your own machine; the pages you visit and test do not reach us. The exceptions are written out per product in the Privacy Policy, not hidden in a paragraph about «partners».
Nothing renews by itself. A licence is a one-time payment for a term, and when the term ends it ends. If you want another year, you buy another year.
We do not argue about the first refund. Thirty days, first purchase, no questions — the policy is one page and it is deliberately more generous than the badge on the checkout.

Made in Ukraine

Qiksy is built in Ukraine. Engineering here is an ordinary trade rather than an import: mathematics is taken seriously at school, the software industry is one of the largest in Europe by headcount, and the state moved most of its paperwork onto a phone — Ukraine was the first country to give a digital passport the same legal standing as the paper one.

Grammarly · GitLab · MacPaw
You already use software built by Ukrainians. WhatsApp and PayPal were co-founded by people born here.
1916
The tune you know as «Carol of the Bells» is Leontovych’s «Shchedryk», first sung by a student choir in Kyiv. The English words came twenty years later.
Recording: Jason Shaw, CC BY 3.0.
A passport on a phone
Ukraine was the first country to give the digital passport the same legal standing as the paper one. Most dealings with the state happen in an app.
A helicopter and a satellite
The first practical helicopter and the first satellite in orbit came off drawing boards run by engineers from Kyiv and Zhytomyr. Engineering here is an old trade, not a new industry.
An hour before Berlin
The working day here starts before Berlin’s and ends while New York is still at its desk. You are not writing to the other half of the planet.

Talk to us

Support, a licence problem, a bug, a question before you buy, or an invoice for a company. It reaches a person, not a queue, and we answer in English, Ukrainian and Russian.

or email hello@qiksy.app

The open room: the questions and ideas board in the studio is public and needs no account — ask there if the answer might be useful to somebody else. Bug reports about the blind-accessibility side are especially welcome; several of the defects fixed this month were found by people who use a screen reader every day and told us exactly what they heard.

Partners: the Earn programme pays a share for the sales you bring, and it is open to anyone — you do not need to be a company.

If you write in another language, write it anyway. We will manage, and it beats you writing in a language you are not comfortable in about a problem that matters.