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EU AI Act — transparency notice

Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (Artificial Intelligence Act)

Last updated: 22 April 2026

This notice explains how Sculpt Entrepreneur Coach (the "App") relates to the EU Artificial Intelligence Act from a transparency perspective for users in the European Union and elsewhere. It is intended to support good-faith disclosure; it does not constitute legal advice or a complete regulatory assessment.

Official text: EUR-Lex — Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

1. Summary

The App is a general-purpose assistant interface that helps you with entrepreneurship and strategy coaching using third-party or self-hosted generative AI models that you select and configure. Content shown in chat and saved as assets is produced by AI, sometimes guided by bundled prompts (the "Strategy Pack" style workflow). You remain responsible for how you use outputs and for compliance with laws that apply to your business.

2. You are interacting with an AI system

When you send messages, the App sends your conversation (and optional attachments allowed by the product) to the model backend configured in Settings (for example OpenRouter, Ollama Cloud, or local Ollama). Replies are generated automatically and may include text, markdown, tables, diagrams (for example Mermaid), or structured chart data rendered in the browser.

Always treat AI outputs as drafts until you have reviewed them for accuracy, completeness, and suitability for your context.

3. Purpose and limitations

  • Intended purpose: Support ideation, structuring, and documentation of strategy and execution topics for founders and small teams.
  • Not intended for: High-risk automated decisions about individuals (for example eligibility for employment, credit, or essential services) unless you independently validate lawfulness and implement appropriate human oversight.
  • Known limitations: Models can hallucinate, omit constraints, reflect training cut-offs, and misunderstand domain-specific regulation. The App does not guarantee fitness for any regulated use case.

4. Human oversight

The App is designed for human-in-the-loop use: you choose when to run commands, what to save as assets, and what to export. No AI output should replace professional judgement where law, safety, or significant economic impact is involved.

5. Data and providers

  • Storage: In typical configurations, project and conversation data stay on your device until you export or transmit content to a model provider by sending a message.
  • Upstream processing: When you use cloud or hosted models, your prompts and context are processed under the terms and privacy policy of that provider. Review those documents for transfers, retention, and sub-processors.

6. Classification note (high level)

Whether the App or a particular deployment falls into a specific risk category under the EU AI Act depends on facts, deployment context, and legal interpretation (for example general-purpose AI models, systemic risks, and obligations of deployers vs providers). Scrumesk aims to provide clear transparency to users; final classification and compliance measures may require advice from qualified counsel for your organisation’s scenario.

7. Contact

For questions about this notice or the App’s design, contact Scrumesk through the website linked in the application footer.

This notice is provided for transparency. It is not a substitute for legal advice. If you deploy the App inside a regulated organisation, involve your legal and compliance teams.