Evidence first
Start from policies, vendor documents, product pages, meeting notes, inventories, and pasted text. The platform works from the materials teams already have.
Try AI Compliance
Understand your EU AI Act obligations in minutes
Upload a document, paste product text, or describe your AI use case. Try AI Compliance maps your likely role, flags likely obligations, highlights missing evidence, and gives you a practical next-step report based on current law.
Why teams use Try AI Compliance
Most teams do not need another generic summary of the EU AI Act. They need a practical starting point that connects real documents and real use cases to the obligations most likely to matter now.
Current law first
Outputs are grounded in the law as it applies today. Proposed changes are shown clearly as proposals, not as current obligations.
Practical next steps
Every output points to the next practical step, from AI literacy planning to Article 50 disclosures to a fuller readiness review.
What you can do here
Start with the free tool that matches your situation, then move into deeper reports and paid readiness support only if you need it.
Evidence Scanner
Upload a policy, vendor paper, or system description and get a likely role, likely obligation lane, missing evidence list, and first action plan.
Open Evidence ScannerAI Literacy Planner
Turn your company context into a role-based training matrix, internal record template, and 30-day literacy plan aligned with Article 4.
Open AI Literacy PlannerArticle 50 Disclosure Generator
Generate practical disclosure text, placement guidance, and evidence checklists for chatbots, AI-generated content, deepfakes, and related public-facing uses.
Open Article 50 GeneratorWho this is for
Different teams face different entry points. Try AI Compliance helps them start in the right place.
AI SaaS companies selling into EuropeEU deployers using third-party AI internallyCompliance, legal, privacy, and security teamsPublishers, agencies, HR tools, and chatbot teamsNon-EU providers trying to understand their EU-facing role
What is already applying
The EU AI Act is applying in phases. Some duties already apply today, while many others still point to August 2026 under current law.
AI literacy and prohibited practices have applied since 2 February 2025. GPAI obligations apply from 2 August 2025. Most remaining rules, including Article 50 transparency obligations and most Annex III high-risk obligations, still point to 2 August 2026 under current law. The 7 May 2026 Digital Omnibus political agreement would move many high-risk dates, but it still needs formal adoption and publication.
Definitions, AI literacy, prohibited practices
GPAI obligations and EU governance structures
Majority of remaining obligations, including Article 50 and most Annex III timing under current law
Digital Omnibus political agreement: later high-risk dates proposed, not final law yet
High-risk AI embedded in regulated products
Find your starting point
Use the right first tool for your situation.
| Situation | Best first step | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Using AI internally across teams | AI Literacy Planner | Build a practical literacy plan and internal record trail |
| Customer-facing chatbot or AI content tool | Article 50 Disclosure Generator | Generate practical disclosure language and implementation guidance |
| Recruitment, HR screening, education, credit, or other sensitive uses | Evidence Scanner | Surface likely higher-risk lanes and missing artifacts early |
| Non-EU company selling AI into Europe | Evidence Scanner | Clarify likely role and identify whether extra obligations may arise |
| Publisher or marketing team using generative AI publicly | Article 50 Disclosure Generator | Produce labels, notices, and evidence checklists for public-facing content |
Why this is more useful than a checker
Official and commercial checkers can be useful, but they often leave teams with the same practical problem: they still need evidence, wording, templates, and a clear next action.
- Works from real documents instead of only short yes or no questionnaires
- Shows likely role and likely obligation lane in plain language
- Highlights what is missing, not just what may apply
- Turns a reading task into a usable report
What happens after a free result
Free outputs are designed to be useful immediately. For teams that need more, they also act as the starting point for deeper paid work.
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Get a structured preview
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Unlock the full report with work email
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Download the PDF
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Move into a paid readiness review or starter package if needed
Sample outputs
See the kind of practical result the tools are built to produce.
Sample chatbot transparency report
See sample reportsSample AI literacy starter plan
See sample reportsSample non-EU vendor screening report
See sample reportsPaid options
Not every team needs a full platform on day one. Some only need a practical starting package.
Free
Use the core tools and review sample outputs
Compliance Starter
Get a fuller practical package for one use case, including a polished report and next-step guidance
Readiness Review
Get deeper support for complex or sensitive use cases that need a more careful review
Final CTA
Turn AI Act uncertainty into a practical next step
Start with a free scan, get a concrete report, and decide what needs attention now.