If you're a developer
Under the EU AI Act, the person who puts an AI system on the market — or into service — is the provider. In most cases, that's the developer. Not the company that sells it. Not the lawyer who reviewed it. You.
The regulation doesn't just describe what your system can't do — it describes what you have to build in, document, and maintain. These aren't legal niceties. They map directly to engineering decisions.
Your system needs to be explainable to the people it affects. Not in code — in plain language. What does it do, what does it decide, and how should someone interpret its output?
High-risk systems must be designed so a human can understand, monitor and override the output. That's an engineering requirement, not just a policy statement.
The system must perform consistently across different inputs, including edge cases and attempts to manipulate it. You need to be able to demonstrate this with testing.
You need a documented risk management process — not a checkbox, but an ongoing system that runs through the whole development lifecycle.
You don't need to read all 113 articles of the regulation before you can ship. You need to know which parts apply to your system.
Describe what your system does
Plain language. What it predicts, who it affects, where it's deployed. If there are things your system explicitly doesn't do, include them — the tool uses that framing to rule out false positives in classification.
Get your classification
Regumatrix maps your system against the full EU AI Act corpus and tells you exactly where it lands — with the specific articles that apply to you.
See your obligations list
Not a generic checklist — the specific requirements that apply given your system's risk level, deployment context and your role as provider or deployer.
Export and share
PDF report with article citations. Hand it to your legal team, your CTO, or use it as the starting point for your technical documentation.
It won't write your technical documentation. It won't run your conformity assessment. It won't tell you whether your specific implementation of human oversight is legally sufficient.
What it does is give you a precise, article-grounded starting point. Instead of spending half a day reading the regulation to find the three sections that actually apply to you, you have them in 30 seconds. What you do with that is still your job.
Think of it as the first conversation with a compliance consultant — except it costs nothing, happens at midnight, and gives you citations.
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