+ + + Start with a free trial to review your own content in minutes. + + + EmpCo-Check helps companies review websites, PDFs and marketing content for Green Claims compliance. AI automatically detects environmental claims, classifies them, explains the reasoning behind each result and highlights potential compliance risks. Start with a free trial to review your own content in minutes.

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm René, founder of EmpCo-Check. We built EmpCo-Check after seeing the same challenge over and over again: sustainability claims are everywhere, but very few companies know which ones could become a compliance risk under the new EU rules. Most existing AI tools can summarize content or point out obvious issues, but they don't explain *why* something is risky or help teams document their decisions. We wanted to build something that marketing, sustainability and legal teams could actually work with together. EmpCo-Check scans websites, PDFs and marketing materials, detects environmental claims, classifies them, explains the reasoning behind each result and helps collect the supporting evidence in one place. Our goal isn't to replace legal experts—it's to make compliance reviews much faster and more transparent. Building the product taught us that the hard part isn't finding claims. It's reducing false positives, making AI decisions understandable, and turning regulatory guidance into something people can actually use. We're still early and would genuinely love your feedback: * Would this fit into your content review workflow? * Which feature would you want us to build next? * What would stop you from adopting a tool like this? Thanks for checking out EmpCo-Check—we'll be here all day to answer questions! 🚀

The classification with the reasoning was surprisingly clear, almost like having a junior compliance reviewer explain why a phrase might trip up the regulators. Made me rethink a couple of lines we already shipped.

EmpCo-Check

AI that finds risky green claims before regulators do.

AI that finds risky green claims before regulators do.