Wheelchair-accessible software refers to applications and programs designed to be usable by individuals with mobility impairments. This software often includes features that allow users to navigate and interact with the interface without needing to use a traditional mouse or keyboard. Instead, it may support voice commands, touch screens, or other adaptive technologies. Such software is essential for promoting inclusivity and ensuring that people with disabilities can access information and services online. Examples include screen readers, voice recognition software, and adaptive input devices that enhance usability for those who may have difficulty with standard input methods.