AI Act Gap

Find your EU AI Act gaps — not just your risk tier

Most free checkers tell you if your AI system is high-risk. AI Act Gap tells you which technical pillars you’re missing and exactly what to build to fix them.

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How is this different?

Other free tools
AI Act Gap
×Risk classification only
Technical gap report per pillar
×Links to articles
Article + recommended action
×Result on screen only
Downloadable PDF report
×Same questions for everyone
Role-aware: Provider vs Deployer — with automatic Article 25 reclassification if you’ve modified or rebranded a third-party system
×High-risk focus only
High-risk (Annex III) + GPAI (in force since Aug 2025)
×Generic compliance overview
Priority flags: Critical / Important / Nice-to-have
×Broad framework coverage, shallow questions
Deep EU AI Act coverage — verified against the final published regulation text (EU 2024/1689)

Built for technical teams

Questions map to the specific artifacts Articles 9–17 and 53–55 require — verified against the final published text of Regulation EU 2024/1689, not legal summaries or paraphrases.

Role-aware from step one

Provider or Deployer? Your obligations differ — and if you’ve modified or rebranded a third-party AI system, you may be a Provider under Article 25 without knowing it. The assessment checks this and branches accordingly.

A report you can actually use

Export a PDF with gaps, article references, and recommended actions. Share it with your legal team or board.

Check your readiness — free, no login required

10–15 minutes. Covers EU AI Act Articles 9–17 (high-risk), Articles 53–55 (GPAI), and Article 25 reclassification. Verified against Regulation EU 2024/1689. No data stored about you.

1. Role2. Scoping3. Assessment

Who are you?

The EU AI Act imposes different obligations depending on your role and system type. Select the options that best describe your situation.

Your role

This tool covers Providers and Deployers. If you are a distributor (Article 24), importer (Article 23), product manufacturer, or authorised representative, your obligations may differ. Consult the EU AI Act directly or seek qualified legal advice.

Your AI system type