riskysoftware.io

What It Is

Risky Software is an integrated platform for risk and safety operations. Its core products include risky.live, risky.assess, and risky.verify. The platform focuses on real-time incident reporting, risk identification, risk assessment, contractor document verification, and crisis collaboration in on-site and multi-team environments. Its customer examples cover events, sports competitions, and public-sector scenarios such as Melbourne Fringe Festival, SailGP, Tourism Australia, and ACIAR.

Core Features and Collaboration

risky.live handles real-time risk and incident reporting. It can log observations, risks, hazards, incidents, injuries, and near misses, with support for mobile and Web access, media attachments, shared geolocation, risk ratings, tagged reports, quick replies, immutable activity logs, incident resolution, and push notifications. The Pro plan further adds cross-site team management, real-time user status, command center dashboards, weather dashboards, public QR-code reporting, Worker Check-ins, R.A.G. status, alert groups, and optional SMS alerts. risky.assess is based on ISO 31000 and provides a risk assessment library plus AI recommendations; risky.verify is used for independent due diligence on contractor insurance, risk management plans, and assessment documents.

Integrations, API, and Security

The platform offers a fairly broad range of integrations, including Twilio SMS, Slack, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Windy.com, OpenWeather, Microsoft 365 SSO, Google Workspace SSO, Webhook, and Enterprise Developer API. Enterprise also supports custom integrations, custom reports, and custom dashboards. On security, the public materials only explicitly mention SSO, record retention, audit, and governance support. Details such as data encryption, data residency, backups, ISO/SOC certifications, and related controls are not disclosed, so enterprise buyers should conduct additional due diligence before procurement.

Pricing and Who It’s For

Pricing is divided into Events, Pro, and Enterprise. Events costs USD 1500 per event, starts from 10 users, and runs for up to 1 month. Pro costs USD 39 per user/month and supports up to 50 users. Enterprise is custom-priced and supports unlimited users, API access, SSO, a dedicated account manager, and more. It is better suited to large events, sports competitions, festivals, government projects, cross-site safety teams, and organizations that need contractor compliance reviews. It is less suitable for small teams with limited budgets that only need simple form-based reporting.

Pros, Cons, and Access from China

Its strengths are a clearly defined vertical use case, coverage of incident reporting, risk assessment, contractor due diligence, and multi-channel notifications, plus plans for both short-term events and long-running teams. Drawbacks include an unclear free trial policy, a relatively high starting price for Events, API access limited to Enterprise, and insufficient public security and compliance information. Access from China is not described in the public materials, so it should be considered unknown; payment methods are also not disclosed. For deployment in China, key checks should include network accessibility, availability of SMS/WhatsApp/Google SSO, and the payment workflow. Possible alternatives include SafetyCulture, Intelex, and Donesafe, or a lightweight setup using DingTalk, Lark, or Weaver with self-built forms and workflows.