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Veriakt

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Guided EU AI Act self-assessment for European SMEs: a 10-minute plain-language intake classifies each AI system as prohibited, high, limited or minimal risk with the specific Article or Annex III basis, then returns a gap report and a ready-to-adopt internal AI policy. Waitlist only as of August 2026; free for the first 100 companies.

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overview

Veriakt is a Berlin-built self-assessment tool aimed at European small and mid-sized businesses that fall under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 but have no in-house legal team. The pitch is narrow and honest: instead of a five-figure consultancy engagement or a generic checklist, you answer a guided intake about the AI systems you actually run, and the engine maps each one to its risk tier with the Article or Annex III basis cited, filters obligations by your role (provider vs deployer), ranks the resulting gaps by deadline, and outputs a board-ready compliance report plus an internal AI policy.

Two things distinguish it. First, the obligation scoping is role-aware — Article 11 technical documentation is marked N/A with a stated reason for a limited-risk deployer rather than counted against you, which is a common failure mode in checklist tools. Second, it is privacy-first in a way that is easy to verify: no account, no cookies, no analytics, and self-hosted fonts through an EU provider.

Status check, because it matters: as of August 2026 Veriakt is a waitlist, not a live product. The homepage collects an email and promises to notify you "when your assessment slot opens." The operator is disclosed in the Impressum as Yash Soni trading as a sole proprietorship (Einzelunternehmen) in Berlin — a one-person business, not a funded company. Veriakt states plainly that it is a software tool and not legal advice (keine Rechtsberatung), and recommends involving a qualified lawyer before CE marking, signing a declaration of conformity, or registering a high-risk system in the EU database.

Worth noting for accuracy: Veriakt's public deadline summary is correct. It states that the Digital Omnibus moved Annex III high-risk obligations to 2 December 2027, while Article 4 AI literacy has applied since February 2025, Article 50 transparency applies from 2 August 2026, and Article 5 prohibited practices are already enforceable. Many vendor sites get this wrong.

core features

  • Veriakt is a Berlin-built self-assessment tool aimed at European small and mid-sized businesses that fall under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 but have no in-house legal team.
  • The pitch is narrow and honest: instead of a five-figure consultancy engagement or a generic checklist, you answer a guided intake about the AI systems you actually run, and the engine maps each one to its risk tier with the Article or Annex III basis cited, filters obligations by your role (provider vs deployer), ranks the resulting gaps by deadline, and outputs a board-ready compliance report plus an internal AI policy.
  • Two things distinguish it.
  • First, the obligation scoping is role-aware — Article 11 technical documentation is marked N/A with a stated reason for a limited-risk deployer rather than counted against you, which is a common failure mode in checklist tools.
  • Second, it is privacy-first in a way that is easy to verify: no account, no cookies, no analytics, and self-hosted fonts through an EU provider.

target frameworks

EU AI Act

faq

Veriakt — frequently asked questions

What is Veriakt?
Veriakt is a Berlin-built self-assessment tool aimed at European small and mid-sized businesses that fall under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 but have no in-house legal team. The pitch is narrow and honest: instead of a five-figure consultancy engagement or a generic checklist, you answer a guided intake about the AI systems you actually run, and the engine maps each one to its risk tier with the Article or Annex III basis cited, filters obligations by your role (provider vs deployer), ranks the resulting gaps by deadline, and outputs a board-ready compliance report plus an internal AI policy.
Which compliance frameworks does Veriakt support?
Veriakt addresses EU AI Act. Check the vendor site for the latest scope and any region-specific certifications.
How much does Veriakt cost?
Veriakt is free to use. Some advanced features may require a paid plan — check the pricing page for current limits.
Who is Veriakt for?
Teams working on ai governance & risk management — particularly those that need to evidence EU AI Act controls.