Article 50 Check
Review a site's AI transparency disclosures
A site address goes in; the EU AI Act Article 50 gaps come out, each with wording that would close it.
- You give it
- A public site address
- You get back
- A findings report with suggested disclosure wording
- Where it runs
- Runs on Avyth's server
What you get free
A full findings report with suggested disclosure wording, for one page.
What it doesn't do
- Avyth's server fetches the page, so this one is not browser-local.
- It reads the HTML your server delivers, for the one address you give it. A chat widget that JavaScript injects after the page loads is invisible to it — and to any scanner that works this way.
- A review, not legal advice or a certificate of compliance.
What it costs
$5 a month on its own, or in Documents ($12 a month); every paid tool for $24. It adds: Multi-page scanning, disclosure wording in all 24 EU languages, a machine-readable marking guide and an evidence PDF for your records.
One subscription, one invoice — add a tool any time, prorated. Sign in and it unlocks; or paste your key once per device.
If it doesn't work
Email support@avyth.com and the person who built Article 50 Check reads it. If it fails on your file, say what the file looks like — that is usually enough to fix it.