AI Compliance Tools
Free interactive utilities to help compliance teams scope obligations, plan budgets, and document risk assessments. No account required.
Last verified: 2026-06-03
Compliance Checker
Answer 6-8 questions about your operations to see which US AI laws and frameworks apply to you, with confidence levels.
Open toolPenalty Calculator
Estimate maximum theoretical penalty exposure across applicable laws. For order-of-magnitude budget planning only.
Open toolImpact Assessment Generator
Generate a downloadable Markdown impact assessment template tailored to your AI system and applicable jurisdictions.
Open toolAI compliance tool routing
Which tool to use first
The tools are organized around the point in the compliance workflow: screening, exposure planning, then assessment evidence. The routing table below ties each tool to the official sources that shape the workflow.
| Need | Tool | Use it for | Primary sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Applicability screening | Compliance Checker | Start here when the team needs a source-backed first pass on roles, jurisdictions, industries, and consequential-decision facts. | NIST AI RMFretrieved 2026-06-03 Colorado SB 26-189retrieved 2026-06-03 |
| Budget and exposure planning | Penalty Calculator | Use after an applicable law has been flagged, when compliance owners need order-of-magnitude penalty exposure for planning. | Colorado SB 26-189retrieved 2026-06-03 NYC AEDT guidanceretrieved 2026-06-03 |
| Impact assessment evidence | Impact Assessment Generator | Use when a team needs a structured assessment artifact for AI-system purpose, data, risk controls, human review, and review history. | ISO/IEC 42001retrieved 2026-06-03 Colorado SB 26-189retrieved 2026-06-03 |
FAQ
AI compliance tools FAQ
Which AI compliance tool should a team start with?
If the question is legal scope, start with the compliance checker. If a law has already been identified, use the penalty calculator for planning or the impact assessment generator for documentation.
What makes these AI compliance tools source-backed?
Each workflow is tied to primary-source law or framework references, and the tools hub lists the official sources and retrieval dates used to route teams to the right workflow.
Do these tools replace vendor governance software?
No. They are free screening and documentation utilities. Enterprise AI governance platforms can still be useful for workflow management, evidence retention, approvals, and audit trails.
Do these tools provide legal advice?
No. The outputs are informational screening artifacts and planning aids. Compliance decisions should be reviewed with qualified counsel.