EU AI Act checker for mobile apps
Answer a few questions about your AI feature and get a first-pass risk classification, obligations, and key dates under the EU AI Act.
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Answer a few yes/no questions about your AI feature and get its risk tier under the EU AI Act, with your actual obligations and the correct post-Omnibus deadlines. Free, anonymous, nothing leaves your browser.
This is a self-assessment aid, not legal advice. It never confirms compliance.
What the EU AI Act checker tells you
The EU AI Act checker is a free, browser-based self-assessment for mobile and software teams. Answer a short set of questions about an AI feature and it classifies that feature into a risk tier under the EU AI Act — prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal-risk — then lists the obligations that apply, with their deadlines, and generates a PDF report you can share.
Most mobile teams overestimate their exposure. A booking or FAQ chatbot is almost always limited-risk, where the main duty is to disclose that the user is interacting with AI. Genuinely high-risk uses — recruitment decisions, credit scoring, biometric identification — are narrower than the headlines suggest. The checker exists to replace guesswork with a first-pass classification you can act on.
Transparency duties for AI chatbots and AI-generated content under Article 50 apply from 2 August 2026. Following the Digital Omnibus, high-risk obligations for Annex III systems were deferred to 2 December 2027. The checker reflects these post-Omnibus deadlines.
The EU AI Act can apply even if your company is not based in the EU — what matters is whether your system's output is used in the EU. The checker runs entirely in your browser: it does not upload or store your answers, and it does not replace qualified legal advice.
For the full walkthrough, read our EU AI Act guide for mobile apps.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the EU AI Act checker do?
- It is a free self-assessment tool. You answer a few questions about an AI feature, and it gives a first-pass risk classification under the EU AI Act, lists the obligations and deadlines that apply, and generates a PDF report. It runs in your browser and does not store your answers.
- Is the checker legal advice?
- No. The checker gives a first-pass classification to help you understand your likely obligations and prepare for a conversation with a qualified lawyer. It does not replace legal advice.
- Does the checker store or upload my data?
- No. The assessment and the PDF report are generated entirely in your browser. Your answers are not uploaded or stored on our servers.
- Does the EU AI Act apply if my company is not in the EU?
- It can. The AI Act applies to providers and deployers whose AI system output is used in the EU, regardless of where the company is registered. If your users are in the EU, it can apply to you.
- Is my chatbot high-risk under the EU AI Act?
- Almost never. A booking or FAQ chatbot is a limited-risk system under Article 50; the main duty is to disclose that the user is interacting with AI. High-risk categories cover areas like recruitment, credit scoring, and biometric identification.