Prove your team is
AI-literate. In an afternoon.
The EU AI Act makes AI literacy a legal duty, but prescribes no curriculum. Klaar gives small European teams role-specific training, a risk-classified tool inventory, an auto-written usage policy and a dated compliance record. Cheap, fast, evidenced.
The duty is already live. The clock is the only certainty.
Article 4 has applied since 2 February 2025, so it is already law today. Transparency duties land on 2 August 2026, and the heavier high-risk obligations were moved to 2 December 2027 by the 2026 Digital Omnibus. No regulator hands you a curriculum, every AI-using company has to assemble and evidence its own training.
If you have no compliance function, that’s a problem you didn’t ask for. Klaar turns it into a checklist you finish in an afternoon.
Not sure which rules apply to you?
Answer a few plain questions and see exactly what the AI Act asks of you, where you are on the timeline, and how long you have to act. No account needed.
Open the full checkFour steps to defensible AI literacy
No consultant, no template pack to wrangle. Klaar walks you through it and keeps the evidence.
Everything the Act asks for, in one place
“We’re eleven people and no legal team. Klaar got our whole studio trained and gave us one PDF to point at. It took an afternoon, not a quarter.”
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