Changelog

What changed, and when

Every entry carries the evidence a reader can check it against. Entries are appended, never edited — a changelog whose past moves is a diary, not a record.

2026-10-09

The cost calculator and the comparison table are now tested in a real browser on every build, on desktop and on a phone, by keyboard, with "Show only differences" on and off. A saved earlier wording on this site is marked "Former wording" with the day it was replaced.

Checkable against: tools/calc-compare-check.mjs; video/review/pass61/

2026-10-09

The partner page shows the three ways to partner, the Founding Partner terms and what a partner earns at today’s Starter price, marked as an example. A new page about the founder, Yobel Tzegai, with what he promises and what he will not do. Guides, answer pages and comparisons now say who wrote them.

Checkable against: /partners/; /about/; video/review/pass60/

2026-10-09

The buyer pages and the pages by tool, industry and country open with the short answer, three facts, what is live today and the price. Each of the 23 questionnaire answers shows the question, an example answer in parts, what counts as proof and the articles behind it. Long paragraphs in the guides now read one sentence to a line.

Checkable against: /for-saas-companies/; /questionnaire-answers/; video/review/pass59/

2026-10-09

The comparison page is one table: Complipath and seven tools on fifteen requirements, every cell with its source and the day it was read, a filter by who you are and a switch for only the differences. The eight one-to-one pages show fifty requirements in six areas, with where the other tool is better in a box the same size as ours.

Checkable against: /compare/; /compare/complipath-vs-onetrust/ and the seven others; video/review/pass58/

2026-10-09

Another tool’s price appears only in its own words, with the page and the day we read it, and only while that reading is at most 30 days old. A partner’s code in a link now travels to the sign-up links for the rest of the visit, kept in the browser and never in a cookie.

Checkable against: tools/price-amounts.mjs; tools/ref-code.mjs; video/review/pass57/

2026-10-09

Thirteen new pages on what the EU AI Act asks by tool, industry and use case: Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk and Workday; e-commerce, logistics and law firms; credit scoring, insurance pricing, emotion recognition, biometrics, fraud detection and AI grading. Each states what the text leaves open.

Checkable against: commit d465387 on main (#206); /eu-ai-act-by-tool-and-industry/; video/review/pass56/law-readings.md

2026-10-09

Eight one-to-one comparison pages, Complipath against OneTrust, Credo AI, Holistic AI, CompliAct, Legalithm, Atheros AI, Euridium and Dossentia, on 50 requirements. Each vendor cell is a sentence from that vendor's own site, with the page and the date it was read; each Complipath cell is from our own pages.

Checkable against: commit 69950ee on main (#205); /compare/complipath-vs-onetrust/ and the seven others; video/review/pass55/vendor-readings.md

2026-10-09

A cost calculator for EU AI Act compliance work. It takes three numbers you know (AI systems, hours per system and cost per hour), shows both formulas on the page, and puts no price beside the result.

Checkable against: commit 17503c5 on main (#204); /eu-ai-act-compliance-cost-calculator/; video/review/pass54/calculator-script-test.md

2026-10-09

Eleven new pages on what the EU AI Act asks of a company that uses AI: five tools (ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, Claude and the AI in CRM and HR systems), four industries and Swedish companies, with a hub. A new guide on the deployer duties in Article 26. Five published sentences on Article 53 now carry its open-source exception.

Checkable against: commit fa4cdd2 on main (#203); /eu-ai-act-by-tool-and-industry/ and /guides/eu-ai-act-deployer-obligations/; video/review/pass53/law-readings.md

2026-10-09

Nine new pages in the questionnaire answer library, one per security topic, from information security and encryption to incident response and business continuity. A new guide on the Article 43 conformity assessment, which says plainly that Complipath does not run one.

Checkable against: commit 5a733eb on main (#202); /questionnaire-answers/ and /guides/ai-act-conformity-assessment/; video/review/pass52/law-readings.md

2026-10-09

Five new pages in the questionnaire answer library: GDPR and privacy, data retention and deletion, subprocessors, customer data isolation and supply-chain risk.

Checkable against: commit 095182c on main (#201); /questionnaire-answers/; video/review/pass51/law-readings.md and gdpr-readings.md

2026-10-09

Two new pages: what counts as AI Act compliance evidence for each article, and how Complipath proves compliance in eight steps. The screenshots for the eight steps are held until a screenshot of production exists.

Checkable against: commit 992c57b on main (#199); /ai-act-evidence-and-audit-trail/ and /how-complipath-proves-compliance/; the hold in content/held-claims.json

2026-10-09

Two pages for audit work that is coming soon, served with noindex until it is live: answering a customer's AI questionnaire, and the EU AI Act audit report. Both open with Coming soon.

Checkable against: commit ece266c on main (#198); content/audit-drafts.json, published false

2026-10-09

The questionnaire answer library: how to answer AI questions in a supplier questionnaire, topic by topic, with typical questions, an example answer, the evidence and the articles.

Checkable against: commit 08b4642 on main (#197); /questionnaire-answers/

2026-10-09

The partner programme for consultants and law firms who help SMEs with the Act: referral and implementation tiers, and how to apply.

Checkable against: commit 13e1b84 on main (#196); /partners/

2026-10-09

EU AI Act compliance software compared, with what each vendor's own site says and the day it was read. A checklist to take into any demo.

Checkable against: commit 425d792 on main (#195); /eu-ai-act-compliance-software-compared/ and /how-to-choose-eu-ai-act-compliance-software/

2026-10-09

Three pages for buyers: EU AI Act compliance software for SMEs, for SaaS companies and for AI providers, each with what Complipath does and does not do.

Checkable against: commit 1c1f770 on main (#194); /eu-ai-act-compliance-software-sme/, /for-saas-companies/ and /for-ai-providers/

2026-10-09

How to answer AI questions in a supplier security questionnaire, with a free Excel template.

Checkable against: commit ea96ded on main (#193); /guides/ai-supplier-questionnaire/

2026-10-09

Which Complipath this is, on every page. A table of what is live, in progress and not supported, each row from a named basis.

Checkable against: commit 10df7f5 on main (#192); the footer of every page; /what-complipath-is/

2026-10-09

The free AI Act readiness review, and the eight steps from discovery to proof on the home page and on /what-complipath-is/.

Checkable against: commit 48cd24a on main (#191); /free-ai-act-readiness-review/

2026-10-08

Read live in the application: the audit log. Settings, Audit log lists who did what and when, with filters and a CSV export, on Starter and in the trial, not on Free. No one can edit or delete a line.

Checkable against: content/app-measured.json, audit-log, measured 2026-10-08

2026-10-08

Read live in the application: Evidence. An uploaded file is read against your requirements, each match shows the passage and the page it stands on, and nothing changes until a person applies it.

Checkable against: content/app-measured.json, evidence, measured 2026-10-08

2026-10-08

Read live in the application: a confirmed classification carries who confirmed it and when, and a recorded classification is never rewritten; running it again stores a new one beside it.

Checkable against: content/app-measured.json, sign-off and locked-versions, measured 2026-10-08

2026-10-08

Read live in the application: two-step sign-in, a code from your phone after the email link, which the owner can require for everyone.

Checkable against: content/app-measured.json, two-step, measured 2026-10-08

2026-10-08

Read from the providers' own records: the database is in Supabase eu-central-1 and the application's functions run in Vercel fra1, both in Frankfurt.

Checkable against: content/app-measured.json, frankfurt, measured 2026-10-08

2026-10-08

AI crawlers may read the site, and the sentence behind the product stands on the home page: Rules decide. AI only drafts. A person confirms.

Checkable against: commit 4def530 on main (#190); /robots.txt; the home page

2026-10-07

A setup call with the founder, bookable from /pricing/.

Checkable against: commit f05c1cf on main (#189); /pricing/

2026-10-07

Choose Starter on /pricing/, and the AI literacy record on Starter and in the trial.

Checkable against: commit 876d57c on main (#188); /pricing/

2026-10-07

Article 111(4) in the timeline guide's first paragraph: providers of systems generating synthetic content placed on the market before 2 August 2026 comply with Article 50(2) by 2 December 2026.

Checkable against: commit 4e8ea4b on main (#186); /guides/eu-ai-act-timeline/

2026-10-07

The sentence Prices exclude VAT. stands beside every euro price on the site.

Checkable against: commit f1796ae on main (#184); /pricing/

2026-10-06

A page for addresses the site does not hold, in the site's own design.

Checkable against: commit f734c54 on main (#183)

2026-10-06

The security review, corrected and published.

Checkable against: commit 560b14f on main (#181); /security-review/

2026-10-06

The Anthropic, Stripe and Supabase rows on /subprocessors/ re-read from the application.

Checkable against: commit 9e6fb32 on main (#180); /subprocessors/

2026-10-06

The four product pages in the new product page design.

Checkable against: commit 5f7dcf8 on main (#178); /ai-inventory/, /eu-ai-act-risk-classification/, /annex-iv-technical-documentation/ and /what-complipath-is/

2026-10-05

The tour of the application on the home page and on /what-complipath-is/, with captions.

Checkable against: commit 380830a on main (#170); /video/captions.en.vtt

2026-10-05

Every guide in the new guide design.

Checkable against: commit 8a38985 on main (#171); /guides/

2026-10-05

The home page, /pricing/, /deadlines/ and /guides/ rebuilt after the design, with a new logo and favicon.

Checkable against: commits 142529a (#165) and dd19bc0 (#166) on main

2026-09-29

A guide for teams running a support chatbot or a voice agent.

Checkable against: commit de86fee on main (#163); /guides/chatbots-voice-agents-eu-ai-act/

2026-09-06

A guide to EN 18286:2026, the harmonised standard that was published and not yet cited on the day it was written.

Checkable against: commit 329cb8e on main (#157); /guides/en-18286-harmonised-standards/

2026-09-06

A share card for every page.

Checkable against: commit adaace7 on main (#150)

2026-09-01

The documentation workspace asks for every point Annex IV lists, and the site's line about it follows the application.

Checkable against: commit d4b6bc7 on main (#122); content/engine-declaration.json, annexIvClaim

2026-09-01

The Starter trial is self-service, from the home page.

Checkable against: commit f7d3381 on main (#111); content/trial-note.json

2026-09-01

/guides/ filters guides by topic and by article.

Checkable against: commit 3d19218 on main (#115); /guides/

2026-08-27

Three role guides published: whether the Act applies to a company outside the EU, whether using a bought AI tool at work makes you a deployer, and whether a tool built only for your own use is in scope. A Free check menu entry, a four-column footer and the glossary, FAQ and this changelog page.

Checkable against: this build; content/guide-dates.json dates each guide from git history

2026-08-26

The pricing page went live, with the plan comparison table and the capability list per plan. Three plan cards, one buyable — the page says which.

Checkable against: deployment READY 2026-08-26 19:31 UTC, recorded in the session log; /pricing/

2026-08-25

The label "corpus" became "law version" across the site, matching the application. Every page’s version bar now names the law texts an assessment speaks for.

Checkable against: content/version-bar-labels.json; the version bar on every page

2026-08-23

The AI drafting assistant was measured in the application and its two guide mentions unheld: it writes a first draft of a documentation section from your own record, in Starter — and a named person still confirms every section.

Checkable against: content/app-capabilities.json (MVP, received 2026-08-23); /pricing/

2026-08-20

Quotations of the law in guides render as marked quotations. Five guides had shipped verbatim regulation text as ordinary prose; the renderer gained a blockquote branch and a gate that keeps it.

Checkable against: tools/blockquote-marker.mjs, printed on every build

2026-08-17

Engine 2026-08-17.2 serving. The engine output on the money pages is fetched from the live API at build time, character for character, or the page says it could not be fetched.

Checkable against: the engine block on /ai-inventory/ and its provenance line

2026-08-11

We ran the classification engine on itself and published both runs, including the answer it got wrong about itself.

Checkable against: /guides/we-ran-our-engine-on-itself/, with inputs and outputs in its claims file

2026-08-09

The corpus took in Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 and every published guide citing an amended provision was corrected against the new text. The classifier pin in every page’s version bar dates from this day.

Checkable against: sources/corpus-pins.json; content/date-table-2026-1744.md

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