Who it is for Consulting and audit
You help clients assess their AI systems. The application helps you organise information, explain your assessments and deliver the results. You will also find guidance on data storage, separating client projects and choosing a suitable licence.
The information you record in an engagement belongs to the client: purpose of the system, categories of data, responsible persons, often information covered by a non-disclosure agreement. Where that information sits during the assessment is decided when the tool is chosen, not later.
The second point is pricing. Subscription tools charge per user and year, regardless of how many engagements you actually handle. For an individual or a small firm this shifts the economics of a single engagement.
Where the client information sits during the assessment is decided when the tool is chosen, not later.
Each step links to the relevant features and information.
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On your own machine. The application runs in the browser, the working state is saved to a file and read back in. There is no transfer to any service run by the provider and no user account with the provider. Whether that is sufficient for your own professional or contractual obligations is for you to assess.
In the offline edition the file system separates them: one project file per engagement, which you can store, back up and hand over. An interface with separate workspaces per client and a review workflow only exists in the connected setup. Anyone who needs a client-separated interface needs that edition.
The Professional edition costs €2,490 once per named-user licence and does not charge per engagement or per year. It is the edition intended for client engagements; the free Community Edition does not cover paid consulting or client assessments under its licence. Adaptation to your own brand and methodology starts at €12,900 in the Enterprise edition.
On a catalogue of 52 threats with 486 documented mappings drawn from 21 primary sources and seven frameworks, plus 62 EU AI Act obligations with a legal reference for each entry. The catalogue version and the legal status appear on every output. A client can trace every statement back to its source.
Yes, but only from the enterprise edition onwards, which starts at €12,900. It allows brand, language and appearance to be adapted and your own catalogues and assessment models to be integrated. For an individual this is normally not a sensible step; the professional edition offers the same depth without your own branding.
The obligations compass carries the legal status of Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 and marks for each obligation whether that amendment affects it. The timeline calculates the eight dates against today. For every engagement you can see which deadline comes next, without maintaining the dates yourself.
No. The offline edition is built for this and runs in protected environments without network access: a single file you bring along and open locally.
It does not provide legal advice and makes no decision on an individual case. It offers no time tracking and no engagement management. It does not check whether your professional obligations are met. And in the offline edition it provides no client-separated interface; separation happens through files.
These tasks require additional tools or professional review.
Tasks outside the application
For regular work across several systems: reports as PDF and workbook, machine-readable exports, extended evidence packages.
OpenThe complete Community Edition with example data, directly in the browser and without sign-up. For trying out the method; your own work inside a company or a public body is not covered by the Community licence.
OpenCompare the features, licence terms and prices of the Community, Professional and Enterprise editions. Compare editions
Guidance for other responsibilities within your organisation or your clients’ organisations.