Find the right bowtie.
Search names, hazards and tags. Filter by health, narrow by tag and sort the portfolio to suit your review.
THE PRODUCT TOUR
A clear picture.
A practical next move.
From your first risk workshop to the next overdue check. Explore the workspace that connects your bowties, your barriers and the people keeping them effective.
Actual app screens · Fictional IT-security examples
01 / YOUR WHOLE PORTFOLIO
Start with what
needs you most.
Your dashboard brings critical barriers at risk, overdue activities and unprotected pathways into one place. Open the relevant barrier to move from an overview to the work itself.
See gaps, not just totals.
Find threats and consequences without barriers, alongside critical controls whose health needs attention.
Learn across incidents.
Review recent events and barriers with recorded degraded, failed or missing outcomes across your organisation.
02 / THE LIVING DIAGRAM
Follow the risk.
Find the weak link.
Read from threats through preventive barriers to the top event, then through recovery barriers to consequences. Search a busy canvas or focus the discussion on one pathway.
A review with a focus.
Filter for failed or missing barriers, overdue checks, missing owners and unprotected paths. Step through affected pathways in a temporary review layout.
Useful detail, close at hand.
Open barrier details from the canvas. Review ownership and assurance work while keeping the risk pathway in view.
Take the picture with you.
Download the displayed diagram or focused pathway as a PNG for a presentation or report. Pan, zoom and fit the canvas as you explore.
03 / THE WORK BEHIND THE BARRIER
Give every control
a reason to hold.
Record an accountable owner, barrier type, effectiveness and criticality. Add escalation factors that could undermine the barrier, and controls to address them.
Keep assurance connected.
Schedule inspections, proof tests, maintenance, training and reviews. Assign the work and mark it complete to schedule the next check.
Health that reflects overdue work.
An overdue assurance task degrades an otherwise effective barrier. Recorded state and assurance together inform the health shown in the workspace.
Close the learning loop.
Log incidents and near misses, then record which barriers worked, degraded, failed or were missing. Bring those outcomes into your next review.
04 / A SHARED WORKSPACE
Different expertise.
The same picture.
Invite colleagues as admins, members or viewers, and manage ownership through membership roles. Collaborate on the canvas in real time, with viewers able to explore without editing.
Explore plans and seats →A head start, with room for judgment.
Copy a detailed template or describe your operation for an editable AI draft. Your team reviews and adapts the result.
Browse the templates ↗A workspace for each organisation.
Switch between organisations you belong to, manage membership roles and keep each organisation’s bowties together.
Bring people into the review.
Use email and password or Google sign-in. Viewers are free on Team; owner, admin and member roles count as editors.
A few details before you start.
What can I export?
Export the currently displayed canvas or focused pathway as a PNG, and download a bowtie’s barrier register as CSV.
Does green mean the barrier is independently verified?
Health reflects your recorded barrier state and assurance schedule. It supports your review; your team still needs to assess the evidence and whether the control works in practice.
What about enterprise SSO and support?
Google sign-in is available today. Enterprise SSO is not currently included. Contact us to discuss onboarding, assurance support and service-level requirements.
What does the free trial include?
Build one bowtie with every product feature for one week, without a credit card. Afterwards the workspace becomes read-only. Team keeps editing unlocked. AI drafting requires a confirmed email address and is subject to usage limits.
START WITH ONE RISK THAT MATTERS
Your next review.
With a clearer next step.
Bring a real scenario. Build the picture. Put a name behind the work.
Build my first bowtie →Try the interactive example ↗