Klarvo classifies your AI systems under the EU AI Act, generates compliance obligations, and stores audit-ready evidence. Free tier for 1 system.
Klarvo is a compliance management platform built specifically for the EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689). Its core engine, KlarvoEngine, ingests the full legal text of the Act, EU AI Office guidance, and more than 70 worked edge cases to classify each AI system an organization operates into one of the Act's four risk tiers (prohibited, high-risk, limited, or minimal), returning an article-cited classification memo rather than generic advice.
The product is organized around a four-step workflow: Discover (catalog every AI system in use, including internal tools, vendor solutions, and informal deployments, tracking ownership and lifecycle status, with an optional WordPress integration to surface already-deployed tools), Understand (KlarvoEngine assigns a risk level with plain-language, article-cited reasoning), Get Obligations (the platform generates system-specific compliance obligations with relevant articles, deadlines, owners, and required evidence rather than a generic checklist), and Hold Proof (teams upload and organize evidence such as policies, screenshots, vendor documentation, and training records, and Klarvo generates branded, audit-ready evidence packs for regulators or auditors, plus automated Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA) documentation on higher tiers).
Klarvo is aimed at European SMEs operating AI systems such as chatbots, content tools, analytics, and recruitment or vendor AI, emphasizing that the Act's Article 50 transparency obligations (enforceable from 2 August 2026) apply regardless of company size. Data is stored in Supabase's EU region with row-level security, and the vendor states system descriptions sent to KlarvoEngine are not used to train any underlying model. Klarvo is explicit that its output is not legal advice.