As of 12 August 2026
Complipath is built and run by Yobel Tzegai in Gothenburg, Sweden. Contact: hello@complipath.io.
An AI system register, a deterministic risk classification under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 with the citations and reasoning behind every classification, the obligation checklists that follow from a classification, and a documentation workspace that drafts Annex IV sections from what you recorded. The product changes quickly, and the pricing page says what exists and what is planned.
Complipath provides legal information, not legal advice. Every classification and every document stays a draft until a named person on your team confirms it, and that confirmation is what makes it your evidence — the product never decides anything on its own authority.
Using Complipath does not make you compliant with the EU AI Act, and we do not promise that it will. What the classification engine can and cannot decide is published at what this check can and cannot decide; where it stops, your judgement — or your counsel's — takes over.
What you enter is yours. The database and the application run in Frankfurt (eu-central-1 · fra1). You can take your data out at any time — a CSV of the whole register including each system's risk level and citation, and a PDF per system from the documentation workspace. Ask us at hello@complipath.io and we delete your workspace within 30 days.
Every recipient of personal data, measured from code and configuration, is listed on the privacy page — including what has not been read, named as unread. A separate page names each subprocessor and the fields it sees.
Your first system is free, and there is no date on which that stops. Nothing is asked in exchange: no application, no programme, no call. Either side can end the arrangement at any time; your export works the same on the last day as on the first.
The pricing page states the tiers. 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. That commitment is part of these terms and does not depend on what we called the arrangement it was first written for.
The documentation workspace holds your drafts, and a draft carries no weight until your named person confirms it, section by section. If you rely on an unconfirmed draft, you are relying on something the product itself labels unfinished. An AI drafting assistant is in Starter: it writes a first draft of a section from what you have already recorded, and it changes nothing about confirmation — a draft carries no weight until your named person confirms it. These terms state no quota on it. If one is introduced, these terms will state it before it takes effect. Until 23 August 2026 this paragraph said the assistant was not built yet; it was, and the sentence is corrected here rather than removed.
Use your account for your own organisation's compliance work: keep your credentials to yourself, do not resell or share access outside your team, and do not attempt to reach another customer's data. Answer the assessment questions honestly — the classification is only as good as the answers a named person confirms.
This section is intentionally unwritten as of 12 August 2026. Liability caps and choice of law are for a lawyer to draft, not for us to improvise — a paragraph that sounds legal is worse than a gap that says where the line is. Until a lawyer has written it, these terms name no liability cap and no governing law, and this page says so instead of pretending otherwise.
You are contracting with a registered sole trader in Sweden, named on the imprint page, and that is who invoices for the paid service. A sole trader and its proprietor are one legal person under Swedish law. If that matters to your procurement or legal review, tell us before you sign: hello@complipath.io.
These terms will change as the product does. Each version carries its date at the top of this page, and when the terms change we say what changed — the page's history is kept, not overwritten.
Every change to these terms since they were written, with the wording it replaced. Nothing here is edited after the fact.
Was: “An AI system register, a deterministic risk classification under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 with the citations and reasoning behind every verdict, the obligation checklists that follow from a classification, and a documentation workspace that drafts Annex IV sections from what you recorded. The product is early: it changes quickly, and the roadmap on the home page says what exists and what is planned.”
Now: “An AI system register, a deterministic risk classification under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 with the citations and reasoning behind every verdict, the obligation checklists that follow from a classification, and a documentation workspace that drafts Annex IV sections from what you recorded. The product is early: it changes quickly, and the pricing page says what exists today and what is planned.”
Was: “After public launch, the pricing page states the tiers. Anyone who has classified a system before public launch keeps the Starter rate for twelve months after it — that commitment is part of these terms, and it survives the Design Partner cohort it was first written for.”
Now: “The pricing page states the tiers. 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. That commitment is part of these terms and does not depend on what we called the arrangement it was first written for.”
Was: “An AI system register, a deterministic risk classification under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 with the citations and reasoning behind every verdict, the obligation checklists that follow from a classification, and a documentation workspace that drafts Annex IV sections from what you recorded. The product is early: it changes quickly, and the pricing page says what exists today and what is planned.”
Now: “An AI system register, a deterministic risk classification under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 with the citations and reasoning behind every classification, the obligation checklists that follow from a classification, and a documentation workspace that drafts Annex IV sections from what you recorded. The product is early: it changes quickly, and the pricing page says what exists today and what is planned.”
Was: “An AI system register, a deterministic risk classification under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 with the citations and reasoning behind every classification, the obligation checklists that follow from a classification, and a documentation workspace that drafts Annex IV sections from what you recorded. The product is early: it changes quickly, and the pricing page says what exists today and what is planned.”
Now: “An AI system register, a deterministic risk classification under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 with the citations and reasoning behind every classification, the obligation checklists that follow from a classification, and a documentation workspace that drafts Annex IV sections from what you recorded. The product changes quickly, and the pricing page says what exists and what is planned.”
Was: “The documentation workspace holds your drafts, and a draft carries no weight until your named person confirms it, section by section. If you rely on an unconfirmed draft, you are relying on something the product itself labels unfinished. An AI drafting assistant is in Starter today: it writes a first draft of a section from what you have already recorded, and it changes nothing about confirmation — a draft carries no weight until your named person confirms it. These terms state no quota on it. If one is introduced, these terms will state it before it takes effect. Until 23 August 2026 this paragraph said the assistant was not built yet; it was, and the sentence is corrected here rather than removed.”
Now: “The documentation workspace holds your drafts, and a draft carries no weight until your named person confirms it, section by section. If you rely on an unconfirmed draft, you are relying on something the product itself labels unfinished. An AI drafting assistant is in Starter: it writes a first draft of a section from what you have already recorded, and it changes nothing about confirmation — a draft carries no weight until your named person confirms it. These terms state no quota on it. If one is introduced, these terms will state it before it takes effect. Until 23 August 2026 this paragraph said the assistant was not built yet; it was, and the sentence is corrected here rather than removed.”