See which of your AI systems the EU AI Act covers, and what each one owes.
The easiest way for a European company to know exactly what the AI Act requires, and prove it.
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- Cites Regulation 2024/1689 and 2026/1744
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The EU AI Act is here. Your AI systems now have rules, and deadlines.
Many teams answer with spreadsheets and consultants. One company we spoke with pays about twenty-five thousand kronor a month for outside help.
Complipath starts with your company name. It reads your website and suggests the AI systems it shows. No account needed.
Each system gets its risk class from a rule engine, with the exact article behind it. No guesswork. The source.
You see what each system owes, who owns it and the documentation the law asks for, drafted from your answers.
Ask the assistant anything about the law or your register. Every answer shows its source.
When the law changes, Complipath tells you which of your systems it touches.
Your first system is free, always. Try Starter free for thirty days, no card. Check your AI systems at complipath.io.
The high-risk rules moved. Most of the rest did not.
419 daysuntil the Annex III rules applyThe prohibitions, the transparency duties and the rules for general-purpose models kept their dates, with the exceptions noted under each. Pick what fits you:
- Prohibited practices and AI literacy Articles 4 and 5 Applies now Points added to Article 5 by 2026/1744: 2 Dec 2026
- General-purpose AI models Chapter V Applies now Models already on the market: 2 Aug 2027, Article 111(3)
- Transparency duties and most other rules Article 50 Applies now Article 50(2) for generators already on the market: 2 Dec 2026, Article 111(4)
- High-risk systems in Annex III Article 113 Articles 43 and 49 keep 2 Aug 2026
- High-risk systems in Annex I Article 113
That is what the check is for. No account needed, and every answer cites its article.
An EU AI Act compliance platform: from a list of tools to a record you can hand an auditor.
- 1 · Discover →
Discover
Live Reads your website and suggests the AI systems it shows; paste a list, read a package.json, or let colleagues report a tool through a link.
- 2 · Classify →
Classify
Live A rule engine decides the level and names the article it rests on, including the Article 5 practices.
- 3 · Understand →
Understand
Live Every factor cites its provision, and the plan gives each system its next steps by role.
- 4 · Assign →
Assign
Live Each obligation has an owner, a status and a date it applies from.
- 5 · Fix →
Fix
Live The Annex IV documentation is drafted from your register, and says what it could not answer.
- 6 · Evidence →
Evidence
Live A file is linked to the requirements it proves, with the passage and its page.
- 7 · Monitor →
Monitor
Live When an amending act touches a provision your records cite, you get an email per affected system.
- 8 · Prove ↺
Prove
Live Export the register with the law texts it was assessed against. Share a read-only link and read the audit log.
In progress Not available yet: the audit pack, one file for an auditor.
Every system gets one of four stamps.
A system can carry transparency duties and be high-risk at the same time. Then it gets both.
The use must stop. The ten practices the Act bans outright, from social scoring to emotion recognition at work.
The ten prohibited practices →The heavy duties. Risk management, data, documentation, logs and human oversight. From 2 Dec 2027 for Annex III, and from 2 Aug 2028 for Annex I.
The Annex III categories →Tell people it is an AI. For chatbots and generated content. This has applied since 2 Aug 2026; a generator already on the market before that date has until 2 Dec 2026 to mark its output.
The four Article 50 disclosures →Only the duties every system carries. AI literacy under Article 4 applies whatever the risk level. Keep it on the register anyway, so you can show why.
What minimal risk still owes →Stop paying lawyer rates for the groundwork.
Listing systems, reading articles and writing the same documents again is groundwork. That part is what Complipath does.
“… does not pose a significant risk of harm to the health, safety or fundamental rights of natural persons, including by not materially influencing the outcome of decision making.”
Article 6(3) is not amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, which inserts new paragraphs into Article 6. The 2024 wording is in force.
The same answers give the same outcome, every time.
Complipath decides with rules, not a language model. Every classification is made by a rule engine and cites the article, the engine version and the law version. AI only drafts text from your own documents. Every sentence links to its source, and a person confirms it.
17 capabilities, and whether each is built.
Some of it is not built yet. The list says which.
Dashboard, Evidence hints, Evidence, Audit log, Named sign-off, Locked versions, Data in Frankfurt: read in the product on 8 October 2026.
Your first system is free. Always, not until a date.
Everything each plan includes →The register, the classification, requirements and documentation. The first system is free.
Start the 30-day free trialFor teams that must prove it to their own customers. It can be bought once it is built.
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The first system is free. No application, no programme, nothing asked in exchange.
The rate is held. Anyone who has confirmed a classification on or before 31 December 2026 keeps the Starter rate for twelve months from the day they first pay.
The check needs no account. Run it before you sign up for anything.
Check us before you trust us.
One founder, no call centre. Complipath is built by Yobel Tzegai in Gothenburg. Every question to hello@complipath.io is read and answered by him.
50 guides, written by the person who built the classifier.
All guides →What people ask before they start.
More answers in the FAQ →Is Complipath legal advice?
No. It gives legal information and a place to document your answers. A named person on your team confirms each classification, and that confirmation is what the record rests on.
What happens when the law changes?
Market and Law shows what has landed since you last looked, in plain language, with the source. When an amending act touches a provision your confirmed records cite, you get an email for each system it affects.
Do we need this if none of our systems are high-risk?
Often, yes. A provider who decides that an Annex III system is not high-risk must document that assessment before the system is placed on the market or put into service, under Article 6(4). AI literacy under Article 4 binds providers and deployers whatever the risk level, and chatbots and generated content carry the duties in Article 50.
Is it launched, or is there a waiting list?
It is open. The check runs without an account, the first system is free and Starter can be bought today. Growth and Scale are not built yet.
Do I need an account to run the check?
No. Nothing is saved to an account unless you choose to keep your result.
What happens after the thirty days?
The account drops to the free plan. Nothing is deleted, and your first system keeps working. There is no card to cancel.
Ready to see which of your AI systems the Act covers?
Get your free readiness review: what the check reads and returns, and what it leaves to you.
- FirstType your company nameWe read your website and suggest your AI systems. No account yet.
- ThenSee each risk classWhat it owes, from which date and the article behind each answer.
- When you wantKeep it in a registerCreate an account. 30 days of Starter, up to three systems, no card. Exports carry a small "Trial" mark. The first system stays free.
Questions first? Write to hello@complipath.io. That is a person’s inbox, not a form. Complipath is built by Yobel Tzegai in Gothenburg, Sweden.