Risk Radar reads what your team already writes.
No new tickets, no new templates, no separate risk-review meeting. It watches the requirements, code, and bug history you're already producing, and turns that into a score before a release ships.
Three passes, one score.
Ingest
Connects to Jira, GitHub, GitLab, and your bug tracker, then pulls in requirements, tickets, and diffs as they're written — continuously, not on a schedule.
Analyze
Reads change intent, code complexity, and defect history together. A large diff against a component with a clean bug history scores differently than the same diff against a fragile one.
Score & flag
Every release gets a composite risk score with a plain-language reason for each flag — visible in your PR, your release channel, or the dashboard, before you merge.
What each category actually measures.
The composite score is never a mystery number. It's built from four inputs you can inspect individually.
Clarity & volatility
How well-defined the ticket was before code was written, and how many times scope changed mid-implementation.
Complexity & churn
Size and structural risk of the diff itself — branching complexity, files touched, and how often that code changes.
Bug density
How failure-prone this component has been in the past — components with a rough history are weighted accordingly.
Test coverage
How much of the actual change is verified, not just the file overall — coverage on the lines that changed.
Release gates
Set a threshold and Risk Radar blocks the merge or deploy automatically once a score crosses it.
Outcome tracking
When an incident happens, Risk Radar links it back to the release and score that predicted it, and recalibrates.