Can observe
Public AI references, disclosure language, policy/governance pages, and areas worth reviewing.
Free public-page tool
EU AI Act Website Scanner
Scan your website for public AI transparency signals.
Enter your domain and AuditBird will review publicly accessible pages for AI disclosures, chatbot signals and other transparency indicators that may be relevant to the EU AI Act.
Free · No account required · Public pages only
What this scan can and cannot tell you
A website can show public language. It cannot show how the company actually builds, provides, or uses AI.
Cannot observe
Internal systems, model behavior, legal role, full high-risk classification, logged-in product surfaces, or JS-only widgets in this MVP.
Cannot conclude
EU AI Act compliance, violations, certification, or that a missing public sentence means a practice does not exist.
What does the EU AI Act Website Scanner check?
It looks at a small set of public HTML pages for contextual phrasing and a few well-known chat-widget script names. It is not a full-site crawler, GDPR scanner, or accessibility scanner.
Can a website scan determine EU AI Act compliance?
No. Obligations depend on role, intended purpose, and facts that never appear on a marketing site. Use this scan as the public-facing layer, then run the EU AI Act Checker.
Website Scanner = public-facing signals. EU AI Act Checker = company and use-case assessment.
What AI transparency signals can be detected publicly?
Typical signals include AI-powered product copy, invitations to chat with an assistant, disclosure that a conversation is generated by AI, privacy notices, and public AI-policy pages. Generic mentions of “AI” or “chat” are not enough on their own.
What are Article 50 transparency requirements?
Article 50 is not a single “label everything AI” rule. It separates informing people they are interacting with AI (unless obvious), provider marking of certain synthetic outputs, and deployer disclosures for some deepfakes and public-interest text. Exceptions apply.
Official materials: Article 50. Read the EU AI Act guide.
Are AI chatbots covered by the EU AI Act?
They can be. Direct interaction with people often raises Article 50 questions. Extra duties depend on role and intended purpose. A support chatbot is not automatically a high-risk AI system.
What should I do after scanning my website?
Review any flagged public language, add AI features to an internal inventory, and complete the EU AI Act Checker. Sensitive mentions (employment, biometrics, emotion recognition) deserve qualified legal review.
Related: AI compliance, pricing.
Questions
Yes. No account and no email are required. You see the full public-page result before any Early Access prompt.
Turn public signals into an actual AI Act plan.
The scanner is the public layer. The checker asks how you build and use AI. AuditBird is being built to keep that work in one program.
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