Classify the use case
Identify high-risk signals across employment, education, credit, biometric, critical infrastructure, healthcare, and public-sector use cases.
EU AI Act self-assessment
Find your AI risk level before it becomes a launch blocker. A practical classifier for builders, SaaS teams, agencies, and small businesses that need first-pass EU AI Act risk triage without reading hundreds of pages of legal text.
Most small teams do not need a 90-page report on day one. They need a clear signal: what kind of AI system are we building, what could trigger high-risk obligations, and what should we document next?
Identify high-risk signals across employment, education, credit, biometric, critical infrastructure, healthcare, and public-sector use cases.
Turn the result into a practical next-step checklist covering transparency, human oversight, logging, data governance, and specialist review.
The tool is supported by explanatory guides, templates, source links, and clear disclaimers so the site is built around clear user workflows.
This site is built around practical artifacts: inventories, risk snapshots, policies, disclosures, vendor questionnaires, literacy plans, and reports that teams can save.
Generate a step-by-step review path across inventory, risk, policy, disclosure, vendor review, and literacy evidence.
Create an AI system inventory with owners, vendors, data types, risk signals, missing evidence, CSV, and reports.
A rules-based self-assessment for AI teams that need initial risk triage.
Generate AI transparency notices, HTML banners, and compliance-file notes.
Generate procurement questions, red flags, evidence requests, CSV, and review reports.
Draft an internal AI acceptable use policy for approved tools, data boundaries, human review, and incidents.
Create role-based AI literacy modules, evidence records, CSV schedules, and printable reports.
A practical screening guide for use cases that may need to stop before launch.
When chatbots, assistants, and generated content need clear user notices.
A launch-readiness checklist for consequential AI systems.
A starter notice for chatbots, assistants, and generative AI features.
A compact file structure for intended purpose, oversight, risk controls, and review notes.
A plain-English guide to the categories that deserve deeper review.
Key dates and practical planning checkpoints for 2026.
Scope signals for non-EU teams selling, deploying, or processing AI outputs in Europe.
Scenario pages turn one broad compliance topic into focused search entries for chatbots, hiring tools, generative media, healthcare AI, education scoring, credit review, biometrics, and workplace monitoring.
September 2026 update
Article 50 transparency requirements have applied since August 2, 2026. The 2026 AI Omnibus extended the main Annex III high-risk obligations to December 2, 2027 and Annex I product-related obligations to August 2, 2028. Use the updated timeline before relying on an older checklist.