Offline · No install · Open source

Risk analysis,
from inherent to residual

A standalone risk-analysis editor, built on a generic, configurable model: define your grid, enter risks and controls, and visualize the shift from inherent to residual risk – matrices, trajectories, action plan and report. The whole analysis fits in a single open .rae.json file.

No data sent over the network Single HTML file EN · FR · IT MIT license
risk-analysis-editor.html
Features

From grid to report, in a single tool

Configure the grid, identify and score, treat, visualize, track and publish – without leaving the tool.

Standalone & offline

A single HTML file, no external resource at runtime, no server. Open the analysis with a double-click; the app emits no data over the network.

Generic, configurable model

Tailored grid: free axes and levels, product / sum / cell-by-cell matrix scoring, criticality zones, custom fields.

Matrices & trajectories

Inherent/residual matrices and arrowed trajectories, multiple layouts, manual placement, PNG and SVG exports.

Radars

Risk profile as a spider chart by category or custom field, several metrics, inherent vs residual overlaid, PNG and SVG exports.

Statistics

Key counters, distributions by criticality, category, type and status, and coverage (risks without a control, orphan controls) — as tables and charts.

Open format

The .rae.json is documented, with a JSON schema for validation. CSV import/export, plus Word and Excel exports generated locally.

Word reports in your layout

Fill your own .docx template: {{ … }} tags become your data — tables, matrices, radars, charts — without touching your layout.

Filtering & customization

Filters applied to the whole analysis, from risks, measures and links through to the matrices and the report. Customizable column display and order.

Tracking & deliverable

Action plan (timeline, kanban, by owner), progress and overdue tracking, printable report, ready to share or print.

New · v2.0

Your Word reports, in your own layout

Prepare a Word document in your own style — logo, styles, cover page, layout — drop in a few tags, and the app fills it with your analysis data. The result keeps exactly your formatting: nothing to rework afterwards.

  • Tables, matrices, radars and charts inserted exactly where you decide.
  • Repeating lists, a chapter per category or per risk, sections that appear only when relevant.
  • Ready-to-use templates, each with an annotated version, plus a writing guide.
Word report in your own layout — same ACME SST analysis, two designs cycling
Use cases

One tool, several roles

The same generic core serves very different approaches, with starter templates ready to adapt.

DPO

DPIA – risk part, inspired by the CNIL PIA

Run the risk part of a data protection impact assessment: feared events, severity × likelihood, existing and planned controls.

  • Starter DPIA template
  • 4×4 grid in the CNIL spirit
  • Printable report, to include in your file
CISO · Analyst

EBIOS RM · ISO 27005

Score, treat and visualize your risk scenarios. Start from a template and adapt the grid to your scale.

  • Starter templates inspired by EBIOS RM and ISO 27005
  • Sources, supporting assets, effects as custom fields
  • Before / after trajectories
Quality · Project · Compliance

Your own method

A highly configurable probability × severity matrix, without the weight of an enterprise GRC suite.

  • Tailored grid and criticalities
  • Custom fields (10 types)
  • Sharing via a single file
Demos

Open a demo analysis in one click

Two fictional demo analyses, ready to explore in your browser.

EBIOS RM

Information system

An EBIOS RM–inspired risk analysis: risk sources, scenarios, controls and trajectories.

12 risks · 11 controls Open the demo
DPIA · CNIL PIA

Occupational health service

The risk-analysis part of a DPIA: feared events, controls and report.

12 risks · 12 controls Open the demo
Tutorials

Learn by video

Step-by-step tutorials — build, explore and customise a report — subtitled and dubbed in French, English and Italian.

Visit the YouTube channel
Your data stays on your computer.

No account, no server, no upload – even the Word and Excel exports are generated in your browser.

Ready to try?

Open the app, or download the single file to work offline.