EU regulatory intelligence for manufacturers, importers, and the consultancies who advise them. AI Act, CE marking, Construction Products — read from the actual text, not summarized twice.
One for the question you have right now. One for the change you haven't heard about yet.
A compliance assistant that answers from primary EU legislation and curated regulatory content — not general web knowledge. Scored 9.4/10 in independent third-party testing. Built to be run privately, not routed through a generic chatbot.
Visit Archon →Regulatory change detection for AI Act, CE marking, and CPR — built to surface Official Journal publications, not just news headlines. It flagged the Digital Omnibus's OJ publication on the day it happened.
Visit The Monitor →Supporting reference material, written the way the Articles above are built: from the text itself.
The EU AI Act, deadline by deadline — high-risk classification, Article 50 transparency, GPAI obligations.
aiactbase.eu →CE marking across the product directives — Low Voltage, Machinery, EMC, RoHS, and general product safety.
directivebase.com →Construction Products Regulation — Declarations of Performance, AVCP systems, market surveillance.
cprbase.eu →Archon was independently scored 9.4 out of 10 in third-party evaluation of its compliance answers.
An AIActBase article on deepfake labelling requirements reached page one of Google organically — no paid promotion.
The Monitor identified the Digital Omnibus's Official Journal publication the day it happened — a real regulatory event, tracked in real time.
"I got tired of compliance content that summarizes a summary. So I started reading the actual regulations, and built the tools I wished existed while doing it."
The Compliance Desk is built by one person, reading EU regulation directly rather than relying on secondhand interpretation — and using AI deliberately, as a tool to move faster through primary sources, not as a shortcut around them.
It's a young company. No inflated client roster, no manufactured urgency — just tools built for a specific, unglamorous problem: knowing exactly what a regulation requires, and when.
Based between Budapest and Salzburg, Austria.