Simple AI compliance for every company
We built EU AI Comply because AI legislation shouldn't be the exclusive domain of lawyers. Every company using AI deserves to know what to do — clearly, step by step.
Why we built EU AI Comply
When the EU AI Act came into force, we spoke with dozens of managers, compliance officers and founders. They all had the same problem: they knew they needed to do something, but the 150-page regulation didn't tell them concretely what. Lawyers cost thousands of euros, and the official guides were full of technical terms that didn't help anyone.
Our answer was simple: build a tool that translates legal obligations into concrete steps, understandable by anyone. Not a document repository, not a legal chatbot — a platform that guides you through the entire process, from your AI systems inventory to the mandatory documentation.
Today, EU AI Comply covers the 28 obligations relevant to deployers, reflects the post-Omnibus changes (provisional agreement May 2026) and works in both Romanian and English. We continuously update as legislation evolves.
What the EU AI Act means for your company
The EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) is the first European law dedicated to artificial intelligence. It was published in July 2024 and applies gradually. If your company uses AI tools — from support chatbots to recruitment systems, credit assessment or video monitoring — there is a good chance you have concrete obligations.
Key deadlines you need to know
2 February 2025
Prohibited AI practices — already in force. Companies can no longer use certain manipulation techniques, social scoring or real-time biometric identification in public spaces.
2 August 2025
GPAI obligations (general-purpose AI models) — in force. Providers of large language models have new transparency obligations.
2 December 2027
High-risk systems (Annex III) — deadline deferred by the Omnibus agreement of May 2026. This includes AI systems used in HR, credit, education, and critical infrastructure.
Note: EU AI Comply reflects both the original regulation text and the post-Omnibus amendments. The platform shows you what is urgent now and what can be planned for the medium term.
What we do in practice
AI systems inventory
Register every AI tool used in your company — ChatGPT, Copilot, recruitment systems, chatbots, anything else. 5 minutes per system, with guidance at every step.
Automatic risk classification
The platform asks a few simple questions and automatically determines the risk level of each system — minimal, limited or high-risk — plus the concrete obligations that apply.
FRIA — Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment
Generate a guided Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA), step by step. The document is ready for regulators or external auditors.
Ongoing compliant operations
Track obligation progress, receive alerts for deadlines and annual reviews, and generate a complete PDF audit pack at any time.
Our values
Simplicity
Every instruction, every field, every explanation is written at B1-B2 level. If you can't understand it without a lawyer, we got something wrong.
Transparency
Clear pricing, no hidden costs. We tell you exactly what the platform does, what it doesn't do, and when you should consult a lawyer.
Fairness
We don't exaggerate risks to sell more, we don't minimise obligations to appear simpler. Our content reflects real, up-to-date legislation.
Legal sources used
- EU Regulation 2024/1689 (EU AI Act) — RO and EN versions
- European Commission guidelines for Art. 3, 4, 5, 53-55 and 73
- GPAI Code of Practice (draft 2025)
- Omnibus provisional agreement — May 2026 (Annex III high-risk deferral)
Legal note: EU AI Comply is a compliance management tool, not legal advice. We recommend consulting a specialised lawyer for complex or niche situations.