Euvalid
A scanner that shows what a website says about its use of AI, and what the EU AI Act says it has to.
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The brief
Since August 2, 2026, the EU AI Act requires companies to tell people when they are dealing with an AI system. From December 2, 2026, AI-generated content has to carry a machine-readable marking. The delay everyone read about did not cover these rules, and most affected companies do not know they are affected.
We designed Euvalid as a loop rather than a report: scan a page, disclose what is missing with one script tag, mark images with C2PA credentials, and prove it again on a schedule. A trust product has to earn trust through its method, so the site explains how it checks before it asks for anything.
The result
A free scan, a one-line fix and a badge that only says what can be checked.
The scanner recognises 20 chat widget vendors, and the disclosure renders in 7 languages. Every claim on the public badge is either verified by Euvalid on a schedule or declared by the company, and the two are never shown as one thing.
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