AIActCheck classifies your AI systems against the four risk categories of the AI Act, scores your compliance maturity and returns in minutes the mandatory obligations and the actionable recommendations you need to implement to be compliant.
The Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — known as the AI Act — is the world's first horizontal regulation on artificial intelligence. It applies to those who develop (providers), use professionally (deployers), import or distribute AI systems whose output is used in the EU, regardless of where the provider is established.
Obligations are proportionate to the system's risk level: the higher the risk to rights, health or safety, the stricter the requirements.
2 Feb 2025: prohibited practices · 2 Aug 2025: GPAI · 2 Aug 2026: high-risk (Annex III) · 2 Aug 2027: high-risk (Annex I).
Even non-EU providers must comply if the system's outputs are used in the Union. No geographic "safe harbour".
Each Member State designates its competent authorities. The European AI Office oversees GPAI models and coordinates cross-border supervision.
Each AI system is classified into a single risk category. GPAI models have a dedicated discipline.
AI practice prohibited under Art. 5. The system cannot be placed on the EU market.
High-risk AI system (Annex III or Annex I product safety component). Subject to strict obligations.
System with transparency obligations (Art. 50): chatbots, emotion recognition, deepfakes, generated content.
No specific AI Act obligations beyond voluntary codes of conduct.
General-Purpose AI model (Chapter V). Specific obligations for providers; +systemic risk if applicable.
Higher than GDPR fines. National authorities also weigh company size, severity and duration of the infringement.
Lower caps apply to SMEs and start-ups (the lower of amount or percentage). Sanctions add to GDPR consequences when the systems process personal data.
Three steps per project. No document upload, no AI judging your AI: just deterministic logic based on the text of the Regulation.
Give your AI system a name and briefly describe what it does. Everything stays in your account.
~30-40 questions grouped by sections (scope, prohibited practices, high-risk, GPAI, transparency, maturity), with some conditional follow-ups. Average time: 7–12 minutes.
Risk class, maturity score, mandatory obligations with reference to the Regulation's articles, and practical recommendations to close the gaps.
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