Klaus turns the EU AI Act into clear decisions: What are you allowed to do, what is risky, what do you need to do right now? All-in-one software for startups, freelancers and SMEs.
Klaus covers the four areas of obligation under the AI Act: risk management, documentation, human oversight and training. Step by step, in plain language, without a law firm.
Klaus reviews your AI applications and assigns them to the four EU risk categories, from minimal to prohibited.
Declaration of conformity, risk management, logging concept. Klaus generates everything at the click of a button.
A concrete to-do list for every AI system. What do you need to do, by when, and how do you prove it?
Article 4 requires AI literacy in your organisation. Ready-made learning units, done in 20 minutes.
High-risk AI must report serious incidents: to the right authority, within the right deadline. Klaus prepares the report and guides you through the process step by step.
The EU AI Act is being supplemented by implementing acts. Klaus keeps track and tells you what changes.
The EU AI Act sorts AI systems into four risk categories. What you need to do to comply with the AI Act depends on which AI systems you use.
Practically no obligations. Klaus documents it anyway, so you have the answers ready in an audit.
You have to tell users: "You are talking to an AI." Klaus provides the ready-made disclosure texts.
Risk management, logging, human oversight, conformity assessment. Klaus guides you through all of it.
Stop immediately. Klaus spots it early and suggests legally sound alternatives.
No meetings with lawyers. No bloated spreadsheets. Klaus asks questions, you click answers.
You tell Klaus which AI tools your team uses and which ones you develop yourselves: purchased solutions like ChatGPT, plugins or your own AI systems. Klaus gathers this in 5 minutes.
Klaus assigns every application to the right risk category. For high-risk systems, the applicable obligations are named directly, turned into concrete tasks and completed automatically wherever possible.
Klaus generates conformity documents, disclosure texts and logging templates. The result is a complete compliance package, ready for audits and requests from authorities.
Klaus is Dieter's younger brother: same toolkit, same "minutes, not days" promise, just for the EU AI Act instead of the GDPR. If you want to work in line with the GDPR and protect yourself against cease-and-desist letters and fines, you should use Dieter.
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Klaus creates your AI policy, trains your team and assesses your AI systems in the 6-phase check. The price depends on your number of employees and AI systems. Start for free and grow into it.
€29 instead of €59 with annual billing
For solo freelancers who want to try Klaus without commitment.
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Start for freePerfect for getting to know Klaus without commitment. The one AI system counts for the policy and training; the 6-phase check is available from Basic.
For small teams with their first AI tools.
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Start BasicIdeal for startups & small teams.
For growing teams with several AI systems.
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Start PremiumRecommended if you use several AI systems.
For larger companies with individual requirements.
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All prices excl. VAT. 12-month term, renews for one year at a time, cancellable with 3 months' notice before the end of the term. Offer exclusively for businesses (B2B).
We started in 2019 with a simple question: Why is data protection so complicated for small teams? The answer became Dieter Datenschutz: software that turns the GDPR into a to-do list.
When the EU AI Act arrived in 2024, we knew what to do: Klaus, Dieter's younger brother, now translates AI compliance into the same plain language. Both are built by the same team of lawyers, developers and data protection enthusiasts.
Compliance should not slow teams down, it should have their back. That is exactly why we build AI agents.
Deadlines, risk categories, AI policy, training obligation: the Klaus team explains the EU AI Act in plain language, with to-dos you can act on.
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Read more →Start the free AI check-up. After 20 minutes, Klaus shows you what you need to do: honest, concrete, no panic. No credit card required.
