AI Act Register PilotDetect your AI by domain
Install and browse normally: the extension maps the AI tools in use locally, by domain name only — never page content, never the URL.
Chrome extension — EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) compliance
Your AI system register, classified by AI Act risk
AI Act Register Pilot recognizes the artificial-intelligence tools your team actually uses (ChatGPT, Copilot, Midjourney, Gemini, HR assistants… by domain), classifies them by EU AI Act risk level — unacceptable, high, limited, minimal — and generates a pre-filled AI system register, with transparency obligations and attestation. 100% local — no page content read, no URL stored, nothing sent.
AI system register · AI Act risk classification · Transparency obligations (Art. 50) · History & attestation · CSV / JSON / PDF exports
How it works
From real AI usage to a compliant inventory, in three steps
No more AI inventories written from memory and outdated the same day: AI Act Register Pilot starts from the tools your team really uses.
Classify the AI Act risk
Each tool is mapped to its AI Act risk level — unacceptable, high, limited or minimal — with the associated obligations and its likely role (deployer or provider).
Generate your register
One click: a pre-filled AI system register, transparency obligations (Art. 50), alerts, timestamped history and CSV / JSON / PDF exports ready to present.
Screenshots
An AI compliance dashboard, not yet another spreadsheet
What you get
Everything AI Act compliance requires, without the grind
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Pre-filled AI system register
An inventory built from the AI tools actually in use: provider, purpose, category, role (deployer / provider) and suggested risk level.
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AI Act risk classification
Every system is sorted — unacceptable, high, limited, minimal — following the logic of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, with a reminder of the resulting obligations.
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Transparency obligations (Art. 50)
Generator for the user-information notices required for chatbots, generative AI and synthetic content (deepfakes).
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Alerts & review reminders
Undocumented high-risk systems, potentially prohibited practices, deployer → provider shifts: you always know what to address first.
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CSV / JSON / PDF exports
Export your register as an inventory or an audit-ready PDF, ready to present to a supervisory authority or an auditor.
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Multi-organization & white-label
Up to 10 organizations and a register with your firm's logo on Agency — built for external DPOs, consultants and firms.
The four AI Act risk levels
AI Act Register Pilot automatically sorts every detected tool into the Regulation's risk pyramid.
Unacceptable
Prohibited practices
Social scoring, manipulation, prohibited biometrics. Applicable since February 2025.
High risk
Annex III
HR, credit, education, biometrics, essential services. Reinforced obligations from August 2026.
Limited risk
Transparency
Chatbots, generative AI, deepfakes: mandatory user information (Art. 50).
Minimal risk
Free use
Most tools: recommended good practice, no specific obligation.
Privacy by design — for real
An AI compliance tool must be exemplary with your data:
- No content script: your page content is never read
- No URL stored: only the tab's domain is compared, in memory
- Unknown sites leave no trace
- Register, detections and settings stay in your browser
Pricing
Free to map your AI, paid to prove it
Free
€0
forever
- Unlimited AI-tool detection
- AI Act risk-level classification
- Unlimited AI system register
- Unlimited CSV / JSON exports
- Compliance alerts
Solo
€19
per month, cancel anytime
- Audit-ready PDF register
- Periodic review reminders
- Transparency-obligation generator (Art. 50)
- Timestamped history + proof-of-up-to-date attestation
Agency
€49
per month, cancel anytime
- Everything in Solo
- Up to 10 organizations
- White-label register (your firm's logo)
- Built for external DPOs, consultants and firms
Video
Video walkthrough
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the AI Act
Who does the AI Act apply to?
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 applies to any organization that develops, places on the market or uses an AI system in the Union — including companies outside the EU whose outputs are used in the EU. Most companies are affected as deployers: they use AI tools provided by third parties (assistants, content generation, HR scoring, chatbots). AI Act Register Pilot helps you map those tools and identify your obligations.
When does the AI Act enter into force?
It applies in stages: prohibited practices (unacceptable risk) have applied since February 2025; obligations for general-purpose AI models (GPAI) since August 2025; most rules on high-risk systems become applicable in August 2026, with extended deadlines until 2027 for certain categories. Keeping an up-to-date inventory now lets you anticipate each deadline.
Am I a deployer or a provider?
A provider develops an AI system or places it on the market under its own name; a deployer uses it under its own authority in a professional context. Most companies are deployers. Beware: heavily customizing a system, rebranding it or changing its purpose can turn you into a provider, with far heavier obligations — the tool flags this kind of shift.
What is a high-risk AI system?
These are the systems in Annex III of the Regulation and those embedded in already-regulated products: recruitment and worker management, access to education, credit scoring, essential services, biometrics, law enforcement, critical infrastructure… They require risk management, data governance, technical documentation, human oversight and registration. AI Act Register Pilot flags tools that may fall under high risk.
Does my data leave my browser?
No, never. No content script, no URL stored: only the tab's domain name is compared, in memory, with a built-in catalog of AI tools. Unknown sites leave no trace, and the register, detections and settings stay in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.
Is this legal advice?
No. AI Act Register Pilot is a mapping and compliance-support tool: it inventories your AI systems and prepares your documentation. The suggested classification is indicative and based on public metadata; the final qualification of risk and of your role is a matter for your own analysis and, where appropriate, your legal counsel.
Which browsers does the extension work on?
Google Chrome and Chromium-compatible browsers, via the Chrome Web Store, in French and English.
Your AI system register, ready before the deadline
Install AI Act Register Pilot and let your AI Act inventory build itself from the reality of your tools.
Install the Chrome extension — free