Colorado's AI law was replaced on 2026-05-14: the date is 2027-01-01, not 2026-06-30
| Days to effective date 2027-01-01 | — | days |
|---|---|---|
| Explanation due date (adverse outcome + 30 days) | — | |
| Days left on that explanation | — | days |
| Cure window ends (notice + 60 days) | — | |
| Cure right sunsets | — | |
| Records hold until (3 years) | — | |
| Duties that apply to you | — | duties |
| Obligation records to keep (duties x systems) | — | records |
| Explanation workload | — | staff hours a month |
This page is the working piece. The full pack has everything below.
Colorado's AI law was replaced on 2026-05-14: the date is 2027-01-01, not 2026-06-30
Hand-writing the 30-day ADMT explanation takes about 20 minutes each; at 120 adverse outcomes a month that is 40 staff hours.
Buy the full version — $60It turns your own dates into the deadlines Colorado SB 26-189 sets: the days left to the 2027-01-01 effective date, the plain-language explanation due 30 days after an adverse outcome, the last day of the 60-day attorney general cure window, and the day the three-year record hold ends. It also counts the duties your role carries.
Colorado HR, lending, housing, insurance and education teams whose software screens applicants, and the vendors that build that software. A deployer carries 5 duties under SB 26-189, a developer 3, and a company that is both carries 7. The extension asks which one you are before it counts anything, because the answer changes.
Ask one and you usually get 2026-02-01 or 2026-06-30. Both are dead. SB 25B-004 moved the old Colorado AI Act to 2026-06-30, then SB 26-189, signed 2026-05-14, replaced it with a 2027-01-01 date and dropped the impact assessments people still plan for. No chatbot counts a 60-day cure window from your notice date either.
Free: every date and count, in the popup and on the web page, with no key, no limit and no watermark. The full version, 60 dollars once, adds two things the free layer never does. It exports the worked result as a .csv row you keep, and it sets reminders 30 days, 14 days and one day before each deadline you entered.
Hand-writing one 30-day ADMT explanation takes about 20 minutes. At 120 adverse outcomes a month that is 40 staff hours before anyone has checked a single date. The extension does the date arithmetic in one click, and the full version keeps the .csv trail that a 60-day cure letter will ask you to produce.
One question, answered by the person who built it. Your email only if you want the answer sent.