AI Act Register Pilot

Changelog

Every version of the extension and of the licence service, and what it brings. Continuously updated.

v1.2.0 — 10 July 2026

Extension · Website

New

  • Licence key activation inside the extension: the options page now has a “Licence key” field. The key emailed after a purchase on the pricing page is pasted and activated in one click, on as many workstations as needed. The key of the current install can be revealed and copied to carry it over elsewhere.
  • Early-access install page (/en/install): the official extension package can be downloaded and loaded into Chrome in developer mode in five minutes, without waiting for the Chrome Web Store review to complete. Detailed permissions and migration steps to the store build once published.

Fixed

  • A Solo or Agency subscription bought on the website was unusable: the delivery email and the confirmation page pointed to an activation screen that did not exist in the extension. The key is now entered in the options, verified against the licence server, and rejected when no subscription or trial matches it.
  • Install buttons led to the waiting list, the only available route: they now open the install page, and will automatically become Chrome Web Store links once the listing is published.

v1.1.1 — 10 July 2026

Extension

New

  • Risk qualification wizard, in the free tier: three questions asked in the order of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — prohibited practices (art. 5(1)(a) to (h)), high-risk areas of Annex III (art. 6(2), points 1 to 8), transparency triggers (art. 50(1) to 50(4)). The verdict is computed by normative cascade, never by heuristics.
  • Qualification basis recorded on the record: the level retained, the article that grounds it, the Annex III reference cited with its point number, and the date. An audit asks why a system is classified this way — the answer is now on file.
  • Qualification automatically drives the risk level, the Annex III use case and the transparency obligations of the record; unqualified records are flagged as such.
  • New qualification_basis column in the CSV export and a dedicated block in the printable register.

Fixed

  • JSON import preserved the risk level but lost the AI literacy attestation (article 4): the field is now restored, as is the qualification trace.

v1.1.0 — 10 July 2026

Extension · Website · Licence service

New

  • AI literacy tracking (article 4) per system, in the free tier: a checkbox on every record, a dedicated column in the obligations tracker, an alert until it is attested, and CSV / PDF export. This is the obligation that binds every private deployer since 2 February 2025, whatever the risk level.
  • Legal scope panel on the dashboard: what the register is (an internal governance inventory, an evidence base for art. 4, 5, 26 and 50) and what it is not (a filing in the EU database — article 49 only covers providers of high-risk systems and public-authority deployers).
  • 14-day Solo trial, no credit card, started from the extension options, with a countdown in the popup.
  • Annual subscriptions: Solo €190/year and Agency €490/year, i.e. two months free. Monthly/annual toggle in the extension and on the pricing page.
  • Standalone pricing page (/en/pricing) with real Stripe payment for Solo and Agency, a full tier comparison and licence key recovery by email.
  • Licence key delivered by email after payment, and a confirmation page that displays it immediately.
  • Free AI system register template (XLSX + CSV), aligned with Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.
  • Four in-depth guides in French and English: AI system register, article 50, deployer obligations, risk levels.
  • Countdown to the 2 August 2026 deadline (article 50 transparency obligations).
  • Waiting list to be notified of the Chrome Web Store publication.
  • New FAQ entries: the cost of non-compliance (article 99) and the “AI Omnibus” transition on machine-readable marking.
  • Terms and legal notice pages.

Fixed

  • Install buttons pointed at the Chrome Web Store root instead of a product listing: they now fall back to the waiting list while the review is pending, and become install links automatically on publication.
  • Paid tiers offered no purchase path: Stripe Checkout is wired end to end.
  • /pricing, /terms, /legal and /health returned 404: the routes exist.
  • Neither the website nor the Chrome Web Store listing claims a “registration obligation” for private companies any more: the wording is now aligned with article 49 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689. A dedicated FAQ entry was added, in French and English.

Optimisations

  • Reciprocal hreflang tags on every French / English page pair.
  • JSON-LD structured data: SoftwareApplication with the five offers, FAQPage, Article on each guide.
  • Sitemap extended to every indexable page.
  • Trust signals displayed above the pricing tiers.

v1.0.2 — 9 July 2026

Extension

  • Extension icon reworked and recentred.
  • Silent demo video on the home page.
  • Description reworked to remove third-party trademarks from the Chrome Web Store listing.
  • Website audience tracking fixed.

v1.0.0 — 6 July 2026

First public release

  • Local detection of AI tools by domain name, with no content script.
  • Indicative classification by AI Act risk level.
  • Pre-filled, unlimited AI system register, with CSV and JSON exports.
  • Compliance alerts and a score dashboard.
  • Timestamped history, up-to-date attestation and printable PDF register (Solo).
  • Multi-organisation and white label (Agency).
  • French and English interface.

AI Act Register Pilot is compliance support for Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, not legal advice.