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California turned on 20+ AI laws. Find out which ones apply to you.

A free 10-minute check maps California's AI statutes to your specific business and tells you — in plain language — what you need to do and what you can safely set aside.

Free. No account. Results in plain language.

Key statutory deadlines

110days

ADMT consumer-rights infrastructure

CCPA §7220Jan 1, 2027
200days

Annual internal attestation window

CCPA ADMTApr 1, 2027
566days

First CPPA attestation filing

CCPA §7220Apr 1, 2028

How it works

Three steps from uncertainty to managed compliance.

1

Declare your AI systems

Tell us what AI you use — chatbots, HR screening tools, pricing engines, vendor platforms. It takes minutes, not weeks. We map each system to the regulatory domains it touches.

2

See exactly what applies — and what doesn't

You get a definitive applicability verdict: which obligation families are relevant, which are ruled out, and a plain-language reason for each. No guesswork, no over-scoping.

3

Close obligations with attorney sign-off

Work through a prioritized checklist. Upload evidence, document your work. A California attorney reviews and approves every closure — no self-certification.

We tell you what doesn't apply.

Most compliance tools maximize your obligation list. Audmit rules domains out, in writing, with the reason — so you don't spend time and money addressing laws that were never relevant to your business.

A California attorney signs off on every closure.

This isn't a checklist you self-certify. A licensed California attorney reviews the evidence, evaluates your implementation, and approves the closure. Review is part of the service, not an add-on.

When the law changes, your compliance changes with it.

California's AI regulatory landscape is evolving. When a statute is amended or a new regulation takes effect, Audmit automatically reopens the affected tasks in your compliance posture. You're never left holding a stale report.

Every reopened task includes the reason, the effective date, and updated guidance — so your team knows exactly what changed and what to do next.

Who's behind Audmit

Gene L.

Co-founder

Regulatory technology architect with a focus on building compliance platforms that translate complex statutory obligations into actionable, managed workflows. Published contributor on AI governance frameworks and scalable audit infrastructure.

Ingrid Yu

Co-founder

California-licensed attorney specializing in technology regulatory compliance and AI governance. Experienced in advising companies on multi-statute obligation mapping, risk assessment, and evidence-backed compliance closures.

Find out what applies to you.

The self-assessment takes ten minutes and costs nothing. You'll see which California AI obligations are relevant to your business — and which aren't.