EU AI Act Applicability Checker
Screen one system or a whole portfolio. Map likely EU nexus, role, prohibited or high-risk triggers, transparency obligations, and next actions — without sending answers to a server.
More operational than a basic questionnaire
This page is structured for internal triage, not just interpretation. It helps you screen multiple AI systems consistently, assign owners, record confidence, and convert the result into a prioritized next-action list.
- Likely applicability based on EU nexus.
- Likely role: provider, deployer, importer, distributor, manufacturer.
- Likely regulatory path: prohibited, high-risk, transparency, minimal, or unclear.
- Deadline estimate, open-item count, and next action.
- It does not replace legal review.
- It does not perform conformity assessment.
- It does not provide compliance assurance.
- It does not transmit checker answers unless you manually export them.
Checker workspace
Choose portfolio screening or single-system assessment. All saved items stay in browser local storage on this device.
Portfolio register
Add one AI system or use case at a time. The logic mirrors the free workbook's portfolio screen: EU nexus, prohibited indicators, Annex III triggers, transparency, confidence, and next action.
What the portfolio mode does well
- 1Creates an internal baseline register you can reuse and expand.
- 2Flags which systems need deeper assessment first.
- 3Surfaces low-confidence answers before they become audit surprises.
Saved portfolio items
This table is local to the current browser and device.
| System | Applicability | EU category | Priority | Open items | Milestone | Next action | Actions |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What does the EU AI Act Applicability Checker do?
It screens EU nexus, likely role under the EU AI Act, prohibited-practice indicators, Annex I and Annex III high-risk triggers, transparency obligations, and next actions for a single system or a portfolio of AI use cases.
Does the checker store my answers?
By default, answers stay in local browser storage on the device being used. No answers are transmitted to a server unless the user exports the results and shares them manually.
Is this checker legal advice or an official EU determination?
No. The checker is an educational and operational triage tool. It is not legal advice, an official EU checker, a conformity assessment, or certification.
Does the applicability checker work on mobile phones?
Yes. On mobile, the navigation collapses into a menu, the hero section stacks vertically, forms render in a single column, and wide tables scroll horizontally within their own container.