Every feature, improvement and fix in Veritome. Shipped work lands here; what’s coming lives on the roadmap.
Final beta release brings a complete website and application design overhaul. Dark mode now covers the whole product — every modal, drawer, table, calendar, report and the marketing site — instead of stopping at the screens most people see first. Hundreds of places where text sat on a background it could not be read against have been corrected, and the palette is now checked automatically so it cannot drift back. Aria chat moves to a tidy right-side drawer you can shrink to a corner, and the guided risk-assessment forms are easier to follow with clearer layouts and better contrast. The keyboard focus indicator is now visible on every surface, including the public verification pages an external recipient opens. Exported PDF reports have been rebuilt on the current design system — a corrected masthead, headings that no longer strand themselves at the foot of a page, and tables that break cleanly across pages. Every sealed document, dossier and audit anchor now presents its SHA-256 fingerprint the same way: grouped for reading, truncated in the middle so you can compare both ends, never reflowed across lines, and copyable in full with one click. Sealed, generated, draft and broken-chain records each carry their own shape and label, so the state survives greyscale printing and colour blindness.
The Help Centre has been rebuilt as proper documentation — searchable, properly laid out, with tables that render and a terms page that is easy to find. Alongside it, every document Veritome generates now shares one house style, so an Annex IV file, a declaration of conformity and a compliance report arrive looking like they came from the same organisation, because they did.
The public Aria system card no longer 404s, saving from Settings works reliably, and generated documents print on white paper instead of a full-page warm tint that wasted ink and read as a scan.
Long compliance forms now show where you are and what is left, and Aria is available on every text field rather than a handful. Completing a smart-form document files its own evidence record automatically, so the proof is attached to the obligation the moment the document is done instead of waiting for someone to remember.
The incident register now shows the Article 73 reporting clock right beside the log, the evidence library reads as one aligned table, and the approvals inbox makes each pending decision obvious. Ask Aria is one keystroke away, with its proposals pinned and every answer citing its Article.
Publish a verifiable, plain-language transparency record for an AI system at a public /verify link — what it is, how it works, and how it’s governed. Veritome dogfoods it: Aria, our own assistant, has one you can read.
Veritome opens to public beta with a top-to-bottom redesign of the workspace — a clearer dashboard that leads with your nearest deadline and an org-wide score, a faster way to reach Aria, and cleaner incidents, evidence and approvals. Sign up, classify your first AI system in minutes, and tell us what to build next.
A fast, clear read on your potential penalty exposure under the AI Act, so you can size the risk and prioritise.
Built-in “you’re interacting with AI” disclosures and machine-readable marking of AI-generated content are now part of the engine, ready well ahead of the 2 August 2026 transparency deadline. Chatbots and assistants surface the Article 50 disclosure obligation automatically, with the notice wording and content-marking guidance attached to the obligation itself — so you can satisfy the requirement without leaving the platform.
We’ve optimised the obligation generation engine so the duties for a new system are worked out faster and with far less duplicated effort — large portfolios regenerate noticeably quicker, and your score stays in lockstep across the dashboard, system pages and obligation queue. Registering a system is smoother too: a clearer, guided flow walks you from classification through to a live compliance journey, and the instant a system is registered its classification dossier now opens on its own with a sealed, tamper-evident first entry. Your audit trail starts on day one, with nothing extra to click.
See where Veritome is heading on the new Now / Next / Later roadmap, and follow what's shipped here. Both pages now render from structured data, so updates reach you faster — and you can subscribe by RSS.
The most important gate in the Act is now a guided checklist: every prohibited practice — including the December 2026 additions — with a plain-language explainer and an Aria-assisted answer for you to confirm.
Provider, deployer and GPAI-model-provider each get the obligation set the Act actually assigns them — so you never see provider duties on a system you only deploy, and Article 53 only lands on a real GPAI-model provider.
Corrected the Article 5 applicability date to 2 February 2025 and made the regulatory registry the one source every screen reads, so dates can never drift between pages. Seeded the two new Article 5 prohibitions taking effect in December 2026.
Obligation due dates now derive from when you onboard plus a risk-tiered lead time, so a brand-new account is never shown “overdue” against dates that pre-date your sign-up. Completing an obligation now reliably clears it, and each item shows its legal status separately from your working target.
Overdue counts and completion percentages now come from one shared calculation, so the dashboard, system pages and obligation queue always show the same figures.
Article 4 literacy is now a single organisation-wide obligation linked to the Training module, instead of a duplicate task on every system — cleaner queues and one honest status.
Accessible multi-column navigation, a refreshed home page and clearer pricing — so it's quicker to find what Veritome does and where you fit.
The Trust Center is now live and data-connected — security posture, sub-processors and compliance status drawn from real signals rather than a static page.
Veritome Academy opens a public training surface with role- and sector-based tracks, including a dedicated Provider Operations programme — producing certified Article 4 AI-literacy evidence for your whole team.
Every Article reference and statutory deadline in the app now comes from one regulatory registry, kept current with the Digital Omnibus timeline — so guidance stays consistent and easy to update as the law moves.
A redesigned system view and obligation drawer, plus refreshed PDF reports and new export formats — your compliance record is faster to navigate and cleaner to hand to an auditor.
A new name, a new home and a refreshed identity across the app, emails and guides — the same compliance instrument, with a sharper edge.
Refreshed the regulatory content to the latest Digital Omnibus timeline and added a complete legal layer — terms, data-processing addendum and policies — so the dates you act on and the contracts you sign stay current.
Multi-factor authentication is now required, with a branded sign-out and an in-app User Guide — stronger account security and a faster path to getting started.
Start your compliance work at €0 and upgrade when you're ready, with plans and gating aligned across the app and the pricing page.
Fixed the regulator-dossier registration tab and how a system's phase status reads before its obligations have been generated.
A guided FRIA for deployers of high-risk systems — Article 27, structured and evidence-ready, with a phase chip that shows where it sits in your journey.
Structured Smart Forms across every obligation area — technical documentation, conformity, registration, risk management, data governance, human oversight, transparency and GPAI — so each duty captures exactly what the Act asks for.
Compliance scoring now reflects where the real effort sits across the journey, and a pre-filled Annex VIII export gets you ready for EU-database registration.
Classify, Scope, Implement, Assess, Register, Monitor — a gated journey that always shows the next right step and locks a stage until the one before it is done.
Background detectors flag classification drift and surface reviews as they fall due — compliance that nudges you, rather than the other way around.
Broader risk categories and evidence you can attach directly where a risk is assessed — proof lives next to the thing it proves.
A clearer risk-register drawer that's quicker to read and edit.
Six role-based training programmes with interactive modules, quizzes and progress tracking — producing the evidence you need for Article 4.
Classifying a system now auto-generates its review schedule, surfaced on a new calendar and a Compliance Pulse dashboard widget — so nothing quietly falls due.
Classify general-purpose AI against the 10²⁵ FLOP threshold and automatically generate the Article 53 and 55 obligations that follow, with three ready GPAI templates.
Eighteen provider obligations, an Annex IV technical-documentation builder, an EU Declaration of Conformity generator, and rich-text editing for your documentation.
Article 73 serious-incident reporting with countdown timers to each deadline, a generated notification-letter PDF, and a clear status workflow.
Upload, preview and manage evidence files against any obligation — stored in the EU, with download and removal controls.
Turn your compliance status into a polished PDF in one click — executive summary, per-system breakdown and full obligation tables.