Most "best AI governance tools" lists are generic rankings. AI Act Navigator maps 101 governance, red-teaming, and testing vendors to relevant EU AI Act requirements — a shortlist built around your actual compliance needs, not popularity. Every vendor entry is source-checked against official sources, not just editorial claims. A live Regulatory Watch monitors EUR-Lex, the European Commission, and CEN-CENELEC directly. Search the full regulation too — 113 Articles, 180 Recitals, 13 Annexes.
I built AI Act Navigator because I kept running into the same problem: understanding the EU AI Act is one thing, but figuring out what you actually need to do — and what tools can help — is another.
I started this project simply to make the regulation easier to navigate. As I worked on it, it grew into something bigger: connecting the Act's Articles, Recitals and Annexes with practical compliance needs and the software that can help address them.
You can now explore the regulation, find relevant requirements, assess your situation, discover and compare vendors, and build a shortlist without having to jump between dozens of regulatory pages and vendor websites.
I've also spent a lot of time on the less visible part of the product — keeping the information maintainable through automated source monitoring and editorial checks.
It's still an early-stage, pre-revenue product. I'm launching it because I'd like to hear from people working in compliance, legal, security and AI governance: what would actually make a tool like this useful in your day-to-day work?
I built AI Act Navigator because I kept running into the same problem: understanding the EU AI Act is one thing, but figuring out what you actually need to do — and what tools can help — is another.
I started this project simply to make the regulation easier to navigate. As I worked on it, it grew into something bigger: connecting the Act's Articles, Recitals and Annexes with practical compliance needs and the software that can help address them.
You can now explore the regulation, find relevant requirements, assess your situation, discover and compare vendors, and build a shortlist without having to jump between dozens of regulatory pages and vendor websites.
I've also spent a lot of time on the less visible part of the product — keeping the information maintainable through automated source monitoring and editorial checks.
It's still an early-stage, pre-revenue product. I'm launching it because I'd like to hear from people working in compliance, legal, security and AI governance: what would actually make a tool like this useful in your day-to-day work?