European regulation is not a single document. It is scattered across 27 member states, hundreds of authorities, dozens of languages, and millions of pages. A question that feels simple — like "how does Article 32 GDPR enforcement differ between Denmark and Germany" — takes a compliance team days of manual research to answer.
Fontvera was built to change that.
We are a European regulatory intelligence platform. One search returns a structured cross-border briefing across GDPR, the AI Act, NIS2, DORA, and related regulations. What used to take a junior associate forty hours, Fontvera does in three seconds.
The regulatory pressure on European businesses is intensifying. The AI Act comes into full effect on August 2, 2026. NIS2 implementation deadlines arrive across member states in late 2026. The Cyber Resilience Act follows in September 2026. DORA is already active.
Compliance teams are drowning. Meanwhile, American legal AI companies are moving to capture this market — trained on American legal thinking, running on American cloud infrastructure.
We believe Europe deserves better than that.
Every piece of Fontvera runs on European infrastructure. Our servers are in Helsinki, Finland. Our AI models come from Mistral in Paris. Our databases are in the EU. No user data, no query, no document ever leaves the European Economic Area.
Our corpus covers over 315,000 documents across 32 European countries:
Fontvera was founded by Theis Parker Frost in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is registered as an independent Danish company under CVR 30674642.
Email: theis@fontvera.eu
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
CVR: 30674642