Know which AI is in your stack, and which duties land on you.
An independent inventory of the AI features inside enterprise software, mapped to the EU AI Act obligations that fall on you as the deployer rather than on the vendor. Every finding shows its source, and says so plainly where we could not establish it.
105
Vendors covered
255
AI features documented
85
Classified high-risk
The deadline moved. Transparency didn't.
Website transparency check
Five questions. See the Article 50 disclosures your site owes by 2 August 2026.
Check your site →EU AI Act timeline
What actually applies when, after the Digital Omnibus deferred high-risk to 2027.
See the timeline →Disclosure templates
Ready-to-paste AI chatbot, AI-content, and deepfake notices.
Get the copy →The problem
The compliance gap nobody is talking about.
EU AI Act obligations fall on deployers — the organisations that use AI systems in their operations. But most compliance tools focus on the vendor's posture, not on what features you have running by default in your environment.
Vendors enable AI features by default
Most enterprise AI features are on when you sign the contract. You may be running high-risk AI systems without having made an active decision to do so.
You are the deployer. You are liable.
Under EU AI Act Article 26, deploying organisations carry their own obligations for high-risk AI systems — human oversight, monitoring and record-keeping — regardless of who built them. Article 16 covers what the provider owes; Article 26 is the part that lands on you.
Nobody publishes this information
Vendor documentation doesn't clearly state which features are high-risk under the Act, or what the default state is in a fresh tenancy. Ravna does that research independently.
How it works
From heatmap to obligation exposure in three steps.
Browse the heatmap
See every AI feature we've classified across your vendors, with default state, risk level, and the specific deployer obligations it triggers.
Open heatmap →Mark your stack
Sign in and mark which features are active in your environment. Add deployment context — who's affected, what decisions it influences.
Get started →See your obligations
Your portfolio shows adjusted risk based on your context, the real count of EU AI Act obligations you've triggered, and a remediation workflow.
Build your stack →Independent
No vendor funding or editorial access
Versioned
Every finding carries its methodology version
10-day corrections
Disputed findings reviewed within 10 business days
August 2, 2026
The deadline has passed. Know your exposure.
AI Act transparency rules apply 2 August 2026; high-risk obligations follow in December 2027. Start with the heatmap, it's free, no account required.