About this tool
The EU AI Act is not optional. It does not have a carve-out for startups, indie developers, or teams still figuring things out. If an AI system touches people in the EU — their employment, their credit, their medical treatment, their education — the regulation applies. Full stop.
When the compliance question arises, most teams encounter two categories of answer. The first is the free wizard: click through six questions, receive a colour-coded result, and get prompted to book a demo. No article citations. No nuance. No explanation of why.
The second is the enterprise audit platform: fill in your company details and wait for a sales call. Legitimate when a certified auditor is needed. But most teams at the stage of asking “am I even in scope?” need clarity first, not a proposal.
That gap is what Regumatrix was built to fill.
The EU AI Act is 113 articles and 12 annexes. Mapping it to a specific AI system takes a trained legal mind several hours. This tool does that grounding work in under a minute — not with a decision tree, but by actually reading the regulation.
The engine retrieves the relevant articles from the full corpus, builds a grounded legal context, and runs a structured 8-section analysis: risk classification, operator role, applicable obligations, key actions with deadlines, a compliance timeline, penalty exposure, and a plain-language summary — every claim cited to the actual regulation text.
It will not replace a qualified legal opinion when one is needed. It will tell teams, very quickly, whether they need one at all — and if so, exactly which articles to take to their lawyer.
That is the intention. Replace the shrug with a starting point. And keep it honest: this is a screening tool, not a compliance certificate. The disclaimer is in the footer, and it is meant.
