Fruitly and the EU AI Act
As an AI lab from Austria, we run Fruitly under the rules of the European AI Act – and show you how to check that yourself.
Last updated: October 2026
What it’s about
The AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) regulates artificial intelligence in the EU by risk: the greater the possible impact on people, the stricter the rules. It applies step by step.
August 1, 2024
The regulation enters into force.
February 2, 2025
Prohibited AI practices and the duty of AI literacy apply.
August 2, 2025
Rules for general-purpose AI models apply.
August 2, 2026
Most remaining rules apply – including the transparency obligations for AI systems.
Where Fruitly fits
Fruitly is an AI assistant for general tasks: answering questions, research, writing, creating documents and websites. It isn’t meant for the high-risk areas the AI Act regulates most strictly – such as recruitment, credit scoring or decisions about access to education and public services. We don’t offer or allow practices prohibited by Art. 5, such as manipulative techniques or social scoring.
What we do
You know you’re talking to AI
Art. 50(1)
AI text can be recognized
Art. 50(2)
Run in Austria
GDPR
Your data, your choice
GDPR
People decide
Principle
AI literacy on our team
Art. 4
Check it yourself
AI Detector
Paste a text and check whether it carries Fruitly’s watermark.
Privacy
Where your data lives, who receives it and how long we keep it.
Turn off training
In the app under Settings › Data Controls: “Improve the Service” stays off until you turn it on.
Legal Notice
Who is behind Fruitly and how to reach us.
Reports and questions
Did an answer seem harmful, wrong or discriminatory? Tell us in the app under Settings › Contact Support or by email. We look into every report.