Threatwhere reached general availability in August 2026. Here is what is live in production today, what is being built right now, and where the platform goes next.
In production since the August 2026 launch.
One map carrying every threat, asset, operator and mission that matters to you — scored, classified and moving in real time. Turn each layer on and off, click anything for the story behind it.
Plan the mission and the risk on every leg is assessed before anyone flies. AI-built itineraries, the nearest hospital and embassy mapped, destination dossiers written, check-ins scheduled and escalation set — all in one workspace.
Live on the App Store and Google Play. SOS with location and evidence straight to the ops room, scheduled check-ins, trip briefings and secure team messaging — built to keep working when the network does not.
Your own feed, built your way. Independent columns with their own filters, events dragged between lanes, AI analysis run on any column, and the whole configuration saved for tomorrow.
Ask, and the finished document arrives — brief, risk assessment, entity profile, travel dossier, digest, pattern detection, route analysis, event analysis, evacuation plan, seven-day forecast or trip debrief. Every one written from retrieved intelligence records, not model recall.
People, vehicles and equipment on the map with their own threat radii. The roster, who has checked in, who has not, and an SOS response console that runs the escalation chain for you.
Rules tuned to the regions, entities and severity you care about, delivered in-app, by email and by push, with quiet hours and digest windows. Every attempt is logged — so you can show what was sent, to whom, and when.
Comments, discussions, sharing and live presence on every intelligence entity, plus versioned documents your team writes together. Intelligence stops being one analyst’s tab.
Draw the boundary that matters — a polygon, a circle, a city — and decide what crossing it is worth waking someone for. Per-boundary thresholds, real time or batched.
Authenticator-app MFA with recovery codes, verified identity at signup, role-based access across the organisation, and an exportable audit trail of who did what.
Put a card down and you are in — add Overwatch and Operator seats yourself, change them when the team changes, and manage the whole subscription in-app. No gatekeeper, no scheduled demo.
Active development right now.
The platform for one. Live feeds, country risk and briefings, personal watchlists and precision alerting on iPhone, iPad and Android — for the analyst who does not need a team workspace behind them. Join the waitlist on the pricing page.
Multi-destination itineraries, route analysis that reads across every leg rather than one at a time, and a planner that works as well on a phone in an airport as it does at a desk.
The pipeline already watches for escalations, trend shifts, broken patterns and corroborating reports on its own schedule. This brings that work to the surface, so you learn what changed without having to ask.
Committed direction, not yet started.
SAML sign-on and SCIM provisioning alongside the Google and Microsoft sign-in available today, so joiners and leavers are handled by your directory rather than by hand.
Bring your own feeds, internal incident history and proprietary sources into the pipeline so they are classified, scored and mapped next to everything else.
The operating picture on the phone for the people actually out there — and then downloadable regions, so it still answers in places with no connectivity at all.
Agents that hold a watch on one threat domain continuously, brief you on their own schedule, and raise the anomaly before anybody thought to look for it.
We publish direction, not delivery dates. Everything in the Live column you can use today; everything to the right of it is what we intend to build, in roughly the order we intend to build it.
The order of the two right-hand columns is not fixed. If your team needs something on it sooner — or needs something that is not on it at all — tell us, and it will be weighed against the rest.