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AI Act Checker - Check if your chatbot breaks the EU AI Act — free scan

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A free tool that scans any URL for chatbot providers and flags whether an AI-disclosure notice is present. Built ahead of Article 50 of the EU AI Act — the rule requiring AI systems to disclose they're AI, enforceable from August 2, 2026, regardless of where your company is based. Paste a URL, get an instant result. Not a legal audit — a fast way to know if you need to look closer.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 We built this after realizing most sites running a chatbot have no idea Article 50 of the EU AI Act even exists — let alone that it becomes enforceable on August 2, 2026, regardless of where the company is based. The rule is simple: if your chatbot is AI, users need to know it's AI. But most sites either have no disclosure at all, or bury it three clicks away in a privacy policy nobody reads. So we built a free scanner: paste a URL, and it checks for known chatbot providers and whether a disclosure is actually visible. It's not a legal audit — just a fast way to know if you should look closer before the deadline hits. Would love feedback, especially from anyone who's already dealt with this compliance question for a client or their own product.

honestly the prompt bundles surprised me the most, usually these kinds of libraries feel bloated but the 1500 prompts actually seem organized by use case. grabbed a few dev ones and they were solid starting points rather than generic fluff.

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 That structure was actually the hardest part to get right with 1500 prompts, it's easy to end up with a wall of generic entries. Organizing by use case was the only way we found to keep it browsable instead of overwhelming. Glad that's coming through.

Would love to see a live component playground where I can tweak props and copy the resulting code snippet directly into my project, would save a ton of back-and-forth between the docs and my editor.

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 That's exactly what we built as a separate framework Live Component Playground. Tweak props, preview live, and copy the resulting code snippet straight from the UI. Here's the live demo if you want to try it: