Answer honestly.
Get a real answer back.
Eight diagnostics and calculators, built the same way as everything else here. No email required, nothing stored, no follow-up sequence — they run entirely in your browser. Use one, take the result, leave. If it turns out you want a conversation afterwards, you know where to find me.
EU AI Act Classifier
Classify an AI system under the EU AI Act: risk category, the obligations that follow, and where the August 2026 deadline lands for you.
Classify a system →AI Governance Readiness Assessment
Thirty questions across six dimensions. The thorough one — for organisations that already know AI is coming and need to see where the gaps sit.
Assess readiness →AI Readiness Quick Scan
Ten questions, traffic-light result. The fast one — start here if you want a temperature reading before the deep assessment.
Take the scan →Cost of Inaction Calculator
What does it cost not to act on AI and the EU AI Act? Exposure, in numbers you can put in front of a board.
Calculate exposure →AI ROI & Business Case Generator
Estimated return, payback period and savings — assembled into a business case you can actually present.
Build the case →NIS2 Compliance Gap Assessment
Ten domains, thirty-three questions, tuned for food manufacturing and critical infrastructure. Where you actually stand against the directive.
Find the gaps →NIS2 Implementation Roadmap
What implementation looks like in sequence — phases, dependencies and the order that keeps the regulator satisfied.
See the roadmap →Regulatory Deadline Tracker
NIS2, DORA, the EU AI Act and the rest — what is already in force, what lands next, and how long you have.
Check the dates →Programme Health Check
Seven honest questions that tell you whether your programme is actually red — regardless of what the status report says.
Take the check →Cost-of-Delay Calculator
The direct carrying cost of a stalled programme, per week. The number that ends the “let's revisit next quarter” conversation.
Calculate the cost →Because a tool that demands your email before it tells you anything isn't a tool — it's a form with a costume on. These give you the answer first. Nothing is stored, nothing is sent, no sequence starts.
They're also built the way I build everything: quickly, but with gates. If you want to see how, follow one real change through the factory — or read the AI Playbook.
A number is a start. A plan is the job.
If a tool told you something uncomfortable, that's what the first conversation is for. No deck, no pitch — just what I'd do about it.