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FREE 30-SECOND CHECK

DOES THE EU AI ACT APPLY TO YOUR PRODUCT?

Three questions. A verdict citing the actual article. No login, no email, no card.

Q1 — Does your product use AI features?

Chatbot, generation, recommendation, scoring, deepfake, emotion or biometric inference.

ARTICLE 50 TRANSPARENCY

in force

until 2 August 2026

Chatbots, AI-generated content, deepfakes

ANNEX III HIGH-RISK

409 days

until 2 December 2027

CV screening, credit scoring, biometric ID, healthcare

ANNEX I + GENERAL-PURPOSE AI

653 days

until 2 August 2028

AI in machinery, medical devices, toys, lifts

MAXIMUM PENALTY

€35M

or 7% of global turnover

Art. 99(3), prohibited practices

ARTICLE 5 PROHIBITIONS

in force

since 2 February 2025

Social scoring, emotion recognition at work, untargeted scraping

GPAI OBLIGATIONS

in force

since 2 August 2025

Transparency, copyright policy, training data summary

01Aug 2, 2026

Wave 1: Article 50 (now)

Chatbots, AI-generated content, deepfakes, biometric disclosures. Deadline: 2 August 2026. Audit and disclosure code in 5 days. €997, refund guaranteed.

02Dec 2, 2027

Wave 2: Annex III high-risk (Dec 2027)

CV screening, credit scoring, education grading, biometric ID, healthcare triage. Pushed by the AI Omnibus to 2 December 2027. 18 months to prepare properly. Annex III readiness audit available — book a scope call.

03Aug 2, 2028

Wave 3: Annex I embedded (Aug 2028)

AI built into machinery, medical devices, toys, lifts. Pushed to August 2, 2028. 26 months. Most pure SaaS does not land here, but if your product embeds AI into hardware sold in the EU, this applies.

AI Omnibus update (May 2026): high-risk obligations pushed to December 2027. Article 50 transparency obligations unchanged at 2 August 2026.

We audited disclos.eu against the EU AI Act and published the full report. Read it →

Audit reference DSC-20260531-DISCLOS-01 · 31 May 2026 · Compliant

§ 01 — Myth vs. Statute

Four assumptions that put founders in the €15 million band

01

"We're outside the EU, so it doesn't apply to us."

The Act applies to any provider or deployer whose AI system is used by persons located in the EU. Country of incorporation is irrelevant. If your sign-up page accepts European email addresses, you are in scope.

"...irrespective of whether those providers are established within the Union or in a third country."

Art. 2(1)(a), EU AI Act

02

"Our model provider handles compliance."

Using OpenAI, Anthropic, or another GPAI provider does not transfer your obligations. You are the deployer. Article 3(4) defines 'deployer' as any entity placing an AI system into service under its authority. Disclosure obligations belong to you.

"Deployer means a natural or legal person... that uses an AI system under its authority."

Art. 3(4), EU AI Act

03

"We don't use 'AI' — we just use an API."

The Act's definition of an AI system is intentionally broad: machine learning, logic-based systems, statistical approaches. If you call an inference endpoint and surface results to users, you are deploying an AI system under the Act.

"'AI system' means a machine-based system that... can, for a given set of objectives, generate outputs such as predictions, recommendations, decisions or content."

Art. 3(1), EU AI Act

04

"The AI Omnibus killed the deadline."

The AI Omnibus pushed high-risk obligations to December 2027 and embedded systems to August 2028. Article 50 transparency obligations and the penalty regime were unchanged — they still apply on 2 August 2026. Most SaaS face Article 50 first.

"Providers of AI systems intended to interact directly with natural persons shall ensure that AI systems are designed and developed in such a way that the natural persons concerned are informed that they are interacting with an AI system."

Art. 50(1), EU AI Act — deadline unchanged at 2 August 2026

§ 02 — Deliverable

Our team. Five days. Done.

Every audit reads your product end-to-end, classifies each AI surface against the Act, and returns a document pack your lawyer can review in under 20 minutes.

01Inventory

AI feature map

Every place AI is used in your product — chat, autocomplete, image, voice, classification, scoring — surfaced and tagged with the risk category that applies.

02Diagnosis

Article-by-article gap report

What the law requires. What your app does. Where the delta is. With screenshots of your actual UI and the specific clause that applies.

03Remediation

Copy-paste disclosure code

React and HTML components for every AI feature. Plain-language wording in twenty-four EU languages. Drop in, ship, compliant.

04Documentation

Templates & addenda

Model cards, transparency notices, DPA AI addendum, public trust page. Each one editable, branded, ready to forward.

05Handover

Personal Loom walkthrough

A ten-minute video walking through your specific findings, recorded after the audit. Forward it to your CTO, your lawyer, your board.

06After-care

30-day follow-up

A check-in before 2 August. Re-audit at half price if the law changes or you add new AI features.

FREE · ZERO INSTALL · FOR AI ASSISTANTS

Use Disclos inside Claude or Cursor

Two remote connectors. Paste a URL into your AI assistant and it can run Disclos directly. No install, no account. Both are free and cite the EU AI Act.

The Classifier

mcp.disclos.eu

Ask whether and how the EU AI Act applies to any AI system. It returns the risk tier, the obligations that follow, and the deadlines, cited to the regulation.

The Disclosure Generator

article50.disclos.eu

Generate the exact Article 50 transparency text you must show users, in all 24 EU languages, with copy-paste HTML.

Add it in claude.ai under Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, or as a remote MCP server in Cursor or Claude Desktop.

§ 03 — Process

Five days to compliant.

01

Day 0

Submit your brief

Fill in the ten-question intake form. No call needed. Your product URL, AI features, and current compliance status. Takes under 5 minutes.

02

Days 1–3

We audit and write

We click through your product as a European end-user. We classify each AI feature. We write your specific gap report, disclosure code, and document templates.

03

Days 4–5

Report in your inbox

One link. PDF report, code pack, templates, and a personal Loom walkthrough. Forward to your lawyer, CTO, or board. Implement before 2 August.

2 August 2026 — non-negotiable

Don't wait for July.

Audits booked in June deliver in five days. Late July, the queue stretches to two weeks. After 2 August, fines start. Book now and be done before enforcement.

Get audited now — €997
This month only·12 months EU AI Act monitoring included free

Complete the intake brief, then pay €997. 100% refund guarantee if not Article 50 compliant by 2 August 2026.

Refund guaranteed · EU-based research team · No calls required

Sources + References

Disclos is not a law firm. We deliver researched compliance checklists mapping your product against the published EU AI Act. This is not legal advice. Binding legal opinions require a qualified lawyer.