Your role, your risk tier, the obligations that actually apply and the correct post-Omnibus deadlines. Written for founders and product managers, not lawyers.
Most teams read "the EU delayed the AI Act" and concluded they had until 2027. Partly true - and the part that wasn't delayed is the part that applies to ordinary software companies. If you ship a chatbot or a generative feature, your duties are live today.
The risk check is free, permanently - no account, no card. Two minutes for your likely tier.
Run the free check →The version an investor or enterprise legal team will accept - dated, reasoned, with your product named in it.
Everything above, plus three draft compliance documents pre-filled from your own answers: risk management plan, transparency notice, human oversight procedure. Drafts requiring legal review - marked as such.
€50 per system. A chatbot and a scoring model are not the same regulatory object - each needs its own assessment. Report-only; no Document Pack.
€40 per system, for agencies, fractional DPOs and portfolio operators. Report-only; no Document Pack.
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Pay once. No subscription, no sales call. 14-day refund - if the report doesn't tell you something useful about your position, reply to the delivery email.
A complete, unredacted gap report for an AI recruitment startup is public: reglynn.eu/sample-report. So is our classification methodology - a compliance tool that won't show its reasoning is asking you to take exactly the kind of undocumented position it warns you about.
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