EU AI Act Navigator
Article 50 · in force since 2 August 2026

The transparency obligations are already live.

The Digital Omnibus moved the high-risk deadlines to December 2027 and August 2028. It did not move Article 50. Since 2 August 2026, an AI system that interacts with a person — or publishes content — has to say so, in a way a human can perceive without a detection tool. Up to €15 million or 3% of worldwide turnover.

Most organisations are in scope, and most do not know it — because the AI arrived as a feature of software nobody thinks of as AI. EU AI Act Navigator is an iPhone app that finds it, classifies it honestly, maps what you owe and by when, and hands you the registry as a document. Everything stays on the device.

Coming to the App Store Read the post-Omnibus timeline iPhone · iOS 26 · works offline
€35M / 7%
Prohibited practices (Art. 5) — banned since 2 Feb 2025
€15M / 3%
Transparency (Art. 50) — live since 2 Aug 2026
2 Dec 2026
Machine-readable marking of generative output (Art. 50(2))
2 Dec 2027
High-risk obligations, standalone Annex III — deferred 16 months

Why now

Most published guidance is out of date.

The Digital Omnibus on AI was endorsed by the European Parliament on 16 June 2026 (423–57) and given final Council approval on 29 June 2026. It changed the dates everyone had planned around. Three corrections do most of the work.

“High-risk obligations apply from 2 August 2026.”

Deferred. Standalone Annex III systems now apply from 2 December 2027; AI embedded as a safety component in products under Annex I harmonisation legislation from 2 August 2028. Important, but no longer the urgent thing.

“Article 50 was postponed as well.”

It was not. Only Art. 50(2), the machine-readable marking of generative output, moved — to 2 December 2026. Art. 50(1), 50(3) and 50(4) have applied since 2 August 2026 and carry a penalty tier three times Article 4’s.

“You must ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy.”

Softened. Article 4 now requires organisations to support the development of AI literacy — an obligation of effort, not of result. Still enforceable since 2 August 2026, up to €7.5M / 1%, and the evidence should be role-specific and logged per learner.

The app

An assessment instrument, not a shrunken GRC console.

The information you need is not sitting in a form waiting to be filled in. It is in the heads of the people you are sitting opposite. So the capture happens in the room, in a conversation — and the desk work happens afterwards, in the exported documents.

01

Guided discovery interview

The app asks the follow-up questions: is this provider or deployer, does it talk to a person, is a feature switched off today that would escalate it. Capture by speaking, by photographing a vendor list or a settings screen, or by pasting a SaaS export — a system record in twenty seconds.

02

Honest classification

Four tiers — prohibited, high, limited, minimal — plus the two states real registries actually need: conditional (“minimal today, high risk the moment the HR AI feature is enabled”) and insufficient information, which opens an investigation task instead of guessing.

03

Obligations on the live timeline

Per system and per role, mapped to the post-Omnibus dates. Article 50 is surfaced first, because it is the one that is live now, was not deferred, and catches the widest population. The timeline is shipped as data, so a change in the law is a content update.

04

Documents out

The AI system registry, the obligation map, the prioritised action plan and the evidence pack — generated on the device as .docx and .xlsx, out through the iOS share sheet. The deliverable is a document a person hands to another person.

05

Rationale you can defend

Every classification is a recommendation with its reasoning shown, always editable, and attributed to the human who accepted it. Each entry carries risk class, rationale, required actions, scope, and the escalation trigger that would move it up a tier.

06

It stays true

A registry is only accurate on the day it is written. The 2 December 2026 and 2 December 2027 dates come back as scheduled reviews, and changing a system’s facts re-classifies it immediately.

Confidentiality

We cannot read your assessments. Not by policy — by design.

An inventory of the AI systems an organisation uses is a map of its internal estate and its unmitigated legal exposure. Handing that to a cloud compliance vendor is a real hesitation — and for a consultant holding someone else’s estate, often a blocker. So use it with no account at all and nothing ever leaves the device; or turn on sync and your assessment is encrypted on your iPhone first, with a key derived from your passphrase that we never receive. We store a blob we have no way to open.

An account is optionalWithout one there is no network at all. With one you get backup and the web app.
End-to-end encryptedAES-256-GCM, sealed on your device. The key is derived from your passphrase with Argon2id and is never transmitted — which also means we cannot reset it.
On-device inferenceSpeech is transcribed and facts are suggested by Apple’s on-device models.
Classification is localComputed on the device from bundled methodology data. Nothing is sent away to be classified.
Works in airplane modeCapture, classify and export need no network connection at all.
Same assessment at a deskThe web app decrypts in your browser, never on our servers, and runs the identical classification engine.
No analyticsNo usage statistics, no advertising identifiers, no crash telemetry.
Your export, your choiceDocuments are generated locally and handed to the share sheet. Where they go is up to you.

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Pricing

Free to start. One subscription when you outgrow it.

Enterprise AI governance platforms start in the tens of thousands per year and require a sales call. This is the tool for everyone below that line.

Free

$0
no card required
  • Up to 5 captured systems
  • Full guided discovery interview
  • Full classification and obligation mapping
  • Registry and action-plan export, watermarked

Navigator Pro

$49.99
per month, auto-renewing via the App Store
  • Unlimited systems
  • Clean exports — no watermark
  • Registry, obligation map, action plan and evidence pack
  • Scheduled re-assessment reminders
  • Cancel any time in Settings › Apple ID › Subscriptions

Requires iOS 26 or later. Voice capture uses Apple’s on-device speech recognition; AI-assisted prefill additionally needs a device with Apple Intelligence enabled (iPhone 15 Pro or later). Without them, every feature remains available by typing and tapping.

This is a preparation and documentation tool. It is not legal advice. Every classification it produces is a recommendation with its reasoning shown — it may be wrong, incomplete, or outdated, and it only enters your registry when a person in your organisation reviews and accepts it. Regulation changes and every organisation’s situation differs. Have your assessment validated by qualified legal counsel before relying on it. You remain solely responsible for your organisation’s compliance.