Terms of use

What Kritia is. Kritia is compliance software for small organisations that use AI. The scope check, website scan and policy generator are its free product tools. An account opens a compliance record: saved assessments, an AI inventory, issued documents, a roster with Article 4 measures, integrations and an evidence ledger, offered on the Core and Plus plans shown on the pricing page. Kritia also publishes free guides and Law Watch briefings as separate public resources.

Business customers only. Kritia is sold to businesses, professional practices and other organisations for use in their trade, business or profession, not to consumers. When you subscribe you confirm that you are acting for such an organisation. The rules that protect consumers buying at a distance, including the fourteen-day right of withdrawal, do not apply to a business purchase. If you are not buying for a business, do not subscribe; write to marcos@kritia.ai instead.

Information, not legal advice. Kritia explains general legal duties and produces documents from published law. It does not assess your organisation the way a solicitor would, does not certify anything, and does not create a solicitor-client relationship. For a decision with legal consequences, consult a qualified professional.

How documents are produced. Assessments and documents are generated by a deterministic engine from published law and fixed, version-stamped templates, with the sources cited on each. No language model writes an obligation or a policy clause. The templates have not yet been reviewed by a solicitor; this page will say so on the day they have been.

Beta access. Some organisations use Kritia under a beta arrangement: the record is open without a card for a fixed period so that we can learn how the product is used. Beta access carries the same terms as a subscription, is granted and ended at our discretion, and costs nothing. Your record stays yours and can be exported at any time.

Sources and currency. We work to link claims to their publishers, label analysis and distinguish proposals from binding rules. Laws, guidance and source pages change. We do not warrant that an assessment, document, briefing or guide is complete, current or correct for your specific facts.

Subscriptions and billing. A new account starts on a trial. Where a card is taken, the trial becomes a paid subscription on the date shown on the billing page unless cancelled before it; cancelling keeps access to the end of the period paid for. Billing is handled by Stripe and can be managed or cancelled from the billing page at any time.

Your data. What we collect and who processes it is set out in the privacy notice. Ask us at marcos@kritia.ai to delete an organisation and its account records. The append-only evidence ledger is retained to preserve its integrity, as described in the privacy notice. It keeps the former organisation’s internal reference, which no longer links to an account after deletion.

Acceptable use. Do not abuse, scrape at disruptive volume, interfere with delivery, attempt to access another organisation’s records, point the scanner at sites you have no right to test, or use subscription forms to send unwanted confirmation emails to other people.

Liability. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Kritia is not liable for losses arising from reliance on its assessments, documents or publications, or from temporary unavailability of the site, the software or the newsletter.

Governing law. Ireland, without prejudice to any protection that the law of your own country gives you and that cannot be set aside by agreement. The party you contract with: Kritia, Cork, Ireland.

Last updated: 9 September 2026.