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Check your content before regulators do

Auto-Compliance watches every clip and flags content that could breach broadcast, advertising or age-rating rules, and spots AI-generated video that must be labelled. Protect your brand and audience and avoid fines with automated alerts of content breaching your local laws.

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The problem: more content, more rules, bigger fines

  • Regulators now use AI to find problems themselves. "Nobody complained" is no longer a safety net.
  • Since 2 August 2026, the EU AI Act requires deepfake video to be labelled as AI when published, with fines of up to €15 million or 3% of global annual turnover.
  • Rules keep changing, and faster. A UK video publisher now works to around 17 Acts and regulations dating from 1959 to 2024, and several arrived in the last six years, including the Online Safety Act 2023, the DMCC Act 2024 and the HFSS advertising rules, which took effect in January 2026.
  • Manual review is slow, tedious and easy to get wrong at volume or under deadline.

If the regulator uses AI to check you, use AI to check yourself first.

What it checks

Offensive content, 50+ categories

Violence, gore, sexual content, nudity, language, discrimination, drugs, horror, dangerous behaviour and many more. Regional sets, such as Middle East content sensitivities, are available too.

Age and broadcast ratings

Scene-by-scene classification in the style of BBFC ratings, so editors can trim content to fit a time slot or a target age group.

Advertising compliance

Checks against UK advertising rules including CAP and BCAP codes, Clearcast preparation, and HFSS screening. Categories include misleading claims, gambling, alcohol, health and weight-loss claims, financial products, environmental claims and ad identification.

AI-generated video

Every frame is scored for signs of AI generation or manipulation, so synthetic video is caught and labelled before it is published.

AI video detection

Warnings in your tools

Each flag names the category and the timecode, for example "Gambling: not suitable for children", so reviewers go straight to the moment that matters.

Example output

Two real checks on test images. Each result names the rule, the rating and the reason.

A flatbread topped with prawns, lettuce and mayonnaise on a wooden board

HFSS screening

Shrimp and Lettuce Flatbread

Result: HFSS

Nutrient profiling score 13 (4 or more is HFSS for food)

Energy
1,105 kJ
Saturated fat
4 g
Sugars
2 g
Sodium
720 mg
Fruit, veg, nuts
35%
Fibre
1.4 g
Protein
6 g

Values per 100 g, estimated from the image.

A driver holding a beer bottle in one hand and the steering wheel in the other

Age rating and alcohol

Suggested rating: 18

Status: Restricted

Why: a person is drinking alcohol while driving, which shows dangerous and illegal behaviour.

Human in the loop

Auto-Compliance flags risk. A person makes the final decision. It supports your compliance team, it does not replace their judgement and it is not legal advice.

Runs where you choose

Run it in your own cloud or on your own hardware so your unreleased content stays confidential. With Incognito mode, we never receive your media or your metadata.

Deployment options

FAQ

Which rules does it check?

UK broadcast and advertising rules, including BBFC-style ratings, CAP and BCAP, Clearcast preparation and HFSS. Regional sets are being added.

Can it find AI-generated video?

Yes. AI video detection flags video that is likely AI generated or manipulated, with a timecode, so you can label it under the EU AI Act.

AI video detection

Is it approved by the BBFC, ASA or Clearcast?

No. It helps you prepare and check content before you submit it. Final approval stays with the relevant body.

Does it replace our compliance team?

No. It finds risks fast so your team spends time on judgement, not scanning.

Will our unreleased content be shared?

Not when you run it in your own environment. See deployment options.