Reg. (EU) 2024/1689 · high-risk regime now due 2 Dec 2027 · all deadlines
Does your AI product comply with the EU AI Act?
Seven questions tell you which risk tier your system falls into and which documents the law expects you to have. Fines for getting it wrong reach €35M or 7% of global turnover.
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Does it make or materially influence a decision about a specific person — hiring, credit, insurance, healthcare, education, benefits, or law enforcement?
Annex III lists these as high-risk areas by name.
The four risk tiers
The AI Act sorts every system into one of four tiers
Prohibited
Social scoring, manipulative systems, real-time remote biometric identification in public spaces. Banned in the EU since February 2025. Deployment is illegal.
Art. 5
High risk
AI in hiring, credit, health, education, critical infrastructure or law enforcement. Requires a conformity assessment, technical documentation, human oversight and EU registration by December 2027.
Art. 6 · Annex III
Limited risk
Consumer-facing chatbots, recommenders and AI-generated content. You must tell users they are dealing with AI and label synthetic content.
Art. 50
Minimal risk
Everything else: spam filters, internal tooling, AI in games. No mandatory obligations today; voluntary codes of conduct are encouraged.
Art. 95
The process
From questionnaire to compliance roadmap
Answer 7 questions about your AI system
~3 minutesWhat it does, which sector it operates in, whether it affects people, whether it processes biometric data, and how you disclose AI use.
We classify the risk under the EU AI Act
automaticThe engine maps your answers onto Article 5 prohibited practices, the Annex III high-risk areas, and the Article 50 transparency regime.
You get the documents and actions required
your roadmapEvery required document with its legal article: technical documentation, risk management, human oversight, conformity assessment. Plus findings ranked by severity and a compliance score that shows what to fix first.
By use case
Where the most common AI products land
High-risk
Recruitment & CV screening
High-risk
Employee monitoring & performance
High-risk
Credit scoring & lending
Depends on use
Insurance risk assessment & pricing
Limited risk
Customer service chatbots
High-risk
Medical diagnosis & clinical decision support
High-risk
Education: admissions, grading & proctoring
Depends on use
Biometric identification & categorisation
Minimal risk
Recommendation engines & personalisation
Depends on use
Fraud detection & AML
Limited risk
Generative AI content & deepfakes
High-risk
Public benefits & essential services eligibility
High-risk
Critical infrastructure safety components
Depends on use
Predictive policing & law enforcement AI
High-risk
Migration, asylum & border control AI
High-risk
Legal tech & judicial assistance AI
Free tools
Free tools for what is due now, and next
Article 50
AI disclosure notice generator
The “you are talking to an AI” notice for chat, voice and generated content, in 8 EU languages.
Article 4
AI literacy policy generator
A copy-ready policy for the staff-training duty, updated for the July 2026 Digital Omnibus.
Article 11
Annex IV technical documentation checklist
The 9 points a high-risk technical file must cover, with progress saved and a Markdown export for your repo.
Article 99
AI Act fine calculator
Your maximum penalty by turnover and violation type, with the SME lower-of rule.
Compared
How it stacks up against what you already do
After the assessment
The documents, drafted for your system. €49, once.
Unlock the Compliance Pack on your results page: a PDF report, editable first drafts of every required document (transparency notice, policy clauses, technical file outline, risk management, human oversight), and a 90-day action plan. No account, no subscription, 14-day money-back guarantee.
FAQ
Common questions about the EU AI Act
- 01What is the EU AI Act and is it already in force?
- The EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) entered into force in August 2024 with a phased rollout: prohibited practices have been banned since February 2025, general-purpose AI transparency rules have applied since 2 August 2025, Article 50 disclosure has applied since 2 August 2026, and the full high-risk regime applies from 2 December 2027 (2 August 2028 if embedded in other regulated products) after the Digital Omnibus postponed the original 2026 date. If you build with AI for EU users, some obligations already apply to you today.
- 02Does it apply to my company if we are not based in the EU?
- Yes, if your AI system is placed on the EU market or its output is used in the EU. Like GDPR, the AI Act has extraterritorial reach. A US or UK SaaS with EU customers is in scope.
- 03What are the fines for non-compliance?
- Up to €35M or 7% of global annual turnover for prohibited practices, up to €15M or 3% for breaching high-risk obligations, and up to €7.5M or 1% for supplying incorrect information. Authorities can also pull your system from the EU market.
- 04Is this assessment a legal determination?
- No. It is an automated triage based on your answers, the same honest stance as our GPSR and EAA scanner. It tells you which risk tier your system most likely falls into and which documents that tier requires, so you know what to prepare or discuss with counsel.
Know your risk tier before a regulator tells you.
Article 50 disclosure duties have applied since 2 August 2026, and the high-risk regime follows from 2 December 2027. Three minutes today tells you which documents you need to have ready.
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