We think risk should show up on a dashboard, not in production.
EmergeAI builds Risk Radar for release engineering teams who are tired of finding out a release was risky the same day it broke something. We think that judgment can be modeled, shown early, and trusted — if it explains itself.
Release risk used to live in one person's head.
On most teams, the person who could tell you "this release is risky" was the engineer who'd been there the longest — the one who remembered which service broke last time and why. That knowledge doesn't scale, and it walks out the door when they leave. Risk Radar is an attempt to make that judgment explicit, shared, and available to every release, not just the ones a senior engineer happens to review.
Explainable over clever
A score nobody understands doesn't change behavior. Every flag says why, in language an engineer can act on.
Fits the pipeline you have
We don't ask teams to change how they write tickets or ship code. We read what's already there.
Wrong scores get corrected
When an incident happens, we trace it back to the score that predicted it and recalibrate from there.