Answers about the site’s scope, sources, tools and relationship to European institutions.
Is this an official European Union website?
No. It is an independent educational publication operated by a Canadian company. Official EU pages are linked through the source directory.
Can the site determine whether my project is eligible for funding?
No. Eligibility depends on the exact current call, applicant, country, organisation, project and documentation. The guides help identify questions to verify.
Are the planning tools official assessments?
No. They are browser-only worksheets for orientation. They do not assign an official TRL, compliance status, evaluation score or investment recommendation.
Does the site track every EU technology announcement?
No. It favours durable system explanations over daily news. Time-sensitive topics are included only where they help explain a route and can be linked to an official source.
Why are broad AI and cybersecurity topics limited?
The site avoids duplicating general technology publications. It covers AI, data and related subjects where the EU programme, infrastructure, standards or regulatory context is the main point.
Can I submit my company or project for inclusion?
The site does not operate a general listing service. A request may be considered only when it corrects or materially improves an educational page; inclusion is not guaranteed.
How do I report an error?
Use the contact route and include the exact page, wording and a reliable primary source.