Built in Berlin, for European companies

The EU AI Act is one of the most consequential pieces of technology legislation ever enacted. It sets legally binding obligations for how AI systems are classified, documented, monitored, and governed across the European market. For high-risk AI systems, the obligations are significant: detailed technical documentation, fundamental rights impact assessments, continuous monitoring, and incident reporting — all maintained by the organization that deploys the system, not just the one that builds it.

The problem is that the tools built to help companies comply were designed for a different market. Enterprise GRC platforms like ServiceNow and IBM OpenPages are powerful — but they require months of implementation, dedicated compliance engineers, and licensing fees that start at six figures. Purpose-built AI governance tools are either so broad they don't address EU AI Act specifics, or so narrow they handle only one piece of the compliance puzzle. Manual consultants provide expertise but at a cost and pace incompatible with mid-market operations.

We built Aikraft because mid-market companies — the backbone of the European economy, employing the majority of European workers — deserve compliance tooling that actually fits their reality. Aikraft automates the classification, documentation, and monitoring work that would otherwise require a compliance team, a legal consultant, and months of manual effort. It does this at a price point that mid-market companies can budget for, through a product that compliance officers without engineering backgrounds can actually use.

We are based in Berlin and run exclusively on EU sovereign cloud infrastructure. Every product update is checked against the latest EU AI Act implementing regulations and guidance. When something changes in Brussels, Aikraft updates — and so do the compliance programs of the companies that depend on us.