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EU AI Act Assessment

Map your AI systems against EU AI Act requirements.

Select the AI systems you build or operate, tell us your role and EU nexus, and get an illustrative risk-tier classification, the obligations each tier likely triggers, and a version-stamped applicability timeline. A structured first-pass screen, not a checklist. About 10 minutes.

Free toolIllustrative, not legal advice

Decision-support boundary

This is a first-pass classification screen, not legal advice or a conformity assessment.

Tiers are mapped from the EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689): Art. 5 prohibited practices, Annex III high-risk use-cases, Art. 50 transparency. Final classification and the obligation split depend on your role, EU nexus, GPAI status, and deployment context. Confirm with qualified counsel.

Step 1 of 1 · select your systems & context, live classification

Select every AI system in scope. The classification updates as you go.

No sign-in for the illustrative screen. The full report, with per-system documentation packs and a conformity checklist, is the gated next step.

Your context

Role and EU nexus scope which obligations actually fall on you.

AI systems you build or operate

Select all that apply. Grouped by EU AI Act risk tier so the classification is visible as you choose.

Prohibited
High-risk
Limited
Minimal

Select a few to start

Pick the AI systems your organisation runs. Your classification appears as you select. No sign-in required.

Your classification will appear here

As you select systems you will see each one classified by EU AI Act risk tier, a readiness meter, the obligations each tier triggers (scoped to your role), and the applicability timeline, all before any commitment is requested.

Next step

Ready to turn this screen into a defensible compliance plan?

The full AI Act report maps each of your systems to its documentation pack and conformity checklist. A structured starting point for your counsel and compliance team, not a sales pitch.

Illustrative classification screen, not legal advice. EU AI Act Regulation 2024/1689. Confirm classifications with qualified counsel.