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AI Context | Smart, Safe, Scalable - Building the layer for responsible AI documentation

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Using AI already carries obligations. We give you the starting point: indicative role, risk level and exportable documentation in minutes. EU Regulation 2024/1689 requires companies and professionals to document, assess and manage their AI use. 90% of SMEs don't know if it applies to them, what role they play as Deployer or Provider. AICONTEXT can generate in minutes an indicative self-assessment draft with regulatory role, risk level and measures to consider.

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I'm Ricky, founder of AICONTEXT (Barcelona). Deadline: August 2026. EU Regulation 2024/1689 requires companies and professionals to document, assess and manage their AI use. 90% of SMEs don't know if it applies to them, what role they play as Deployer or Provider, or where to start without incurring large legal costs from day one. What we solve: A documented starting point in minutes — a self-assessment draft with your estimated regulatory role, risk level, and next steps. No lawyer needed to begin. Need to go further? Our Marketplace connects you directly with vetted legal/technical specialists that can help you document and validate your Ai context use — no cold pitches, no blind proposals, no commissions. Since Feb 2025, Art. 4 requires verifiable AI training for your team. Our LMS gives certified, always-updated training with downloadable proof — one year license. Why it's real: Specialists across 7 countries already on the marketplace. 13 EU AI Act sections covered per brief. 100% EU-hosted data. Art. 50 transparency built in from day one. Building a layer for a more intelligent, safe and scalable European AI. Start your self-assessment — no credit card → aicontext.eu

Nice that you tackle the EU AI Act paperwork gap for SMEs. One feature that would really help: a simple side-by-side comparison view showing the indicative role and risk level next to a checklist of practical compliance measures, so users can see at a glance what steps remain before they finalize their documentation.

Ran it on a couple of projects and the indicative deployer role plus risk level came back surprisingly fast and matched what I would have written manually. Documentation export is a real time saver.

love how the output stays structured around the three things regulators actually want to see, role, risk, and measures, instead of dumping a generic compliance wall of text