Which client sites actually use AI?
Chatbots, generated copy, recommendations — added over months, by different people. Nobody kept the list.
EU AI Act · Article 50
You shipped the chatbots. Can you prove what was disclosed?
Article 50 of the EU AI Act applies from 2 August 2026 — in 7 days. Record what every client site discloses — and keep a timestamped trail you can hand over.
- Every client domain
- Timestamped trail
- White-label report
- Built for multi-site agencies
Proof ledger — append-onlyexample
- Domain added
AI use attested by the agency
sha256 4f2ac9…8e01
- Disclosure drafted
Version 1 stored, text frozen
sha256 9b7de1…c33a
- Notice published
Statement recorded by the agency
sha256 1c05fa…77b2
- Notice found on the page
Homepage read at the agency's request
sha256
Three questions agencies cannot answer today
You have shipped AI features across dozens of client sites. The paperwork never followed.
What did we tell their visitors, and when?
A disclosure notice may exist somewhere. Proving what was published, and on which date, is a different problem.
What do we hand over if a client asks?
A screenshot in a Slack thread is not a record. You need something you can put your logo on and send.
How it works
- 01
List your client domains
Add each site you ship and maintain. You state which ones use AI — you know your builds, we never guess for you.
- 02
Draft the disclosure
Get an editable notice for visitors, plus a technical note about marking generated content in a machine-readable way. Templates, not verdicts.
- 03
Check it, keep the trail
Publish the notice, then ask us to read that page and confirm your text is actually there. Every check and every statement lands in an append-only, hash-chained ledger — and comes back out as a white-label report.
A record, not a badge
Every entry is appended and chained: it cannot be edited or reordered afterwards. That is the whole point — a record is only worth something if it cannot be rewritten.
Server timestamps. Not a qualified eIDAS timestamp, not a certification. Statements are the agency's own; we do not verify them.
Proof ledger — append-onlyexample
- Domain added
AI use attested by the agency
sha256 4f2ac9…8e01
- Disclosure drafted
Version 1 stored, text frozen
sha256 9b7de1…c33a
- Notice published
Statement recorded by the agency
sha256 1c05fa…77b2
- Notice found on the page
Homepage read at the agency's request
sha256
Pricing
Start free. Pay only when you want the work done for you.
Free audit
€0
We review your client domains and send you a written summary of what is missing.
- Up to 10 client domains
- Written summary
- No account required
Compliance starter
Most useful€199
One-off. We do the work and hand you the deliverable.
- Audit of your client sites
- Disclosure notices drafted and put in place
- White-label proof report, ready to forward
- One working session with you
Agency plan
Coming soon€49/month
Ongoing ledger for agencies running many client sites.
- Unlimited domains
- Continuous proof ledger
- Reports on demand
Objections, answered plainly
Why pay, if an AI can write the notice?
Because the notice is the easy part. What you are buying is the record: a dated, append-only trail per client domain, and a report you can hand over. Text is cheap; evidence is not.
Is my client's chatbot even concerned?
It depends on the setup. Article 50 places obligations on the provider of the AI system, and separately on deployers for specific cases such as deep fakes or emotion recognition. We help you document what your build does and what was disclosed — we do not rule on your client's legal position.
What if the rules change?
They will. That is why we record dated statements rather than issuing a verdict: a trail keeps its value when the rules move. We do not run automated regulatory monitoring, and we do not pretend to.
Is this legal advice?
No. This tool provides technical assistance and a proof trail. It does not constitute legal advice and does not guarantee regulatory compliance. Responsibility for compliance lies with the website publisher.
Do you scan our client sites?
No. We run no AI detector and we never crawl a site. One thing only, and only when you ask: we read the single page you name and look for the exact text you published there, so you can prove it was live on a given date. We never decide whether a site uses AI — you declare that.
Start with the audit. It costs nothing.
Send your client domains. You get a written summary of what is missing, and what a record would look like.
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