AVIATION SAFETY · OPERATIONAL

We don't manage Safety.We prevent Incidents.

The safety, quality and compliance platform for airlines, MROs, ground handlers and training organisations who'd rather see the precursor than write the report. Bow-tie hazards, barriers you can audit, SPIs that fire before drift becomes a trend. Aligned to ICAO, EASA, FAA and your national authority.

UNIFIED OPERATIONAL GRAPH00:00:00Z
Twelve modules. One operational ledger.Hover a module · or watch a record traverse the graph

Most safety platforms are
filing cabinets pretending to be software.

We talk to safety leads every week. The same three things come up before the call ends.

You hear about precursors when they’ve already become incidents.
The pattern was in the data three months ago. Nobody had time to find it. The regulator found it for you instead.
Your audit trail lives in seven systems and a Dropbox folder.
Reports in one tool. Findings in another. Training records on a shared drive. Evidence emailed last quarter. The auditor asks one question; your team works the weekend.
Your AI tells you something different every time you ask.
A different severity on Monday than on Friday. A reclassification you cannot reproduce when the regulator asks why. Confidence without traceability is theatre.
7 SYSTEMS · BROKEN TRAIL
ONE OPERATIONAL LEDGER
01THE WAY YOU ALREADY THINK

The bowtie isn't a chart.
It's the schema.

Threats, barriers, top events, consequences and recovery measures are database tables — not boxes in a slide. Open any occurrence and the bowtie around it is a query against your operational graph.

BowtieThreats · barriers · consequences
THREATPilot deviationTHREATVehicle access errorTHREATATC clearance ambiguityPre-departure briefingHot-spot signageATC readbackTCAS alertStop barsEmergency channelTOP EVENTRunway incursionTE · RWYCONSEQUENCENear-missCONSEQUENCEAborted takeoffCONSEQUENCECollision risk
Active Under reviewStatus reflects last verification · sample data
1,727ELEMENTS SEEDED
5ELEMENT TYPESTOP_EVENT · THREAT · PREVENTIVE · CONSEQUENCE · RECOVERY
QueryableFROM ANY RECORD

Sample bowtie for a runway-incursion top event · live status reflects your last barrier verification · under-review barriers fire reminders into the right inbox by rule.

02THE OCCURRENCE CARD

One record.
Three sources of truth.

The reporter writes the narrative. The system contributes weather, position, fleet and roster. The classifier contributes ICAO category, risk band, and the cluster it found in your own data. Every value carries a source badge and a confidence score. Nothing is invented; nothing is silently overwritten.

  • Just-Culture status set the moment the form opens.
  • Classification locked when it runs — same answer in 2026 and 2029.
  • AI suggestions are explicit, dismissable, and never silently rewrite a field.
REFOCC-2026-0042
CLASSIFIED · LOCKED
Reporter narrative
Crew reported unusual vibration on approach, ILS RWY 25L. Stabilised at 1500ft AGL, monitored to touchdown, no further anomaly.
METAR at occurrenceSYS
VOMM 141330Z 28015KT 9999 FEW020 34/22 Q1008
ICAO classificationAI94%
Aircraft upset / Loss of control — in-flight (LOC-I)
Risk bandAI88%
4C · Tolerable — monitor
Analysis locked · 2026-04-14 13:34:07 UTC · agent v2.1
03FROM REPORT TO CLOSURE

One report.
Thirty days. Audit-ready.

What happens to a vibration report from the moment a crew files it. Each step is a record with an owner, a timestamp, and a verifier — not an email thread.

Day 008:14 UTC
Crew submits a report.
A reporter writes a narrative — the only manual step. Just-Culture status is set the moment the form opens.
Day 008:14 UTC
Classified, linked, locked.
The classifier picks an ICAO category from your taxonomy, links the report to two similar ones from last quarter, and locks the analysis. Reference is OCC-2026-0042.
Day 107:00 UTC
It hits the right inbox.
Notification routes to the post-holder by rule — not by who happened to be on the email thread. The acknowledgement clock starts.
Day 314:00 UTC
Action plan opens.
Owner, verifier, due date, effectiveness gate. The plan links upward to the report and downward to a training competency that needs refreshing.
Day 3011:20 UTC
Verifier signs the gate.
Owner ≠ verifier — enforced by the workflow. The action closes. The audit trail wrote itself while you were busy flying the airline.

Five families.
One operational picture.

A finding raised in Quality is the same record a Safety Manager sees the next morning. A training competency that's about to expire is the same record an audit lane will ask about. You learn one page; you know all twelve modules.

  • Safety
    SMSSeMSCAP
    SMS occurrences, hazards, SPIs, investigations (5-Why, Reason, HFACS), ERP, corrective and preventive actions.
  • Quality & Compliance
    QMSCMPREG
    Audits, findings with effectiveness verification, requirement matrix, regulatory change tracking and impact analysis.
  • Operations
    DMSTRGOUT
    Document control with signed approvals, training and competency expiry, outsourced provider oversight.
  • Intelligence
    AIA
    Pattern detection, precursor analysis, statistical process control on your indicators, natural-language queries against your own data.
  • Comms
    NTFPTR
    Routed notifications with SLA escalation, partner data-sharing under explicit policies — never a folder.
DESIGN PARTNER COHORT · OPEN

Stop reacting. Start preventing.

Apply to the partner cohort — or send 60 seconds about your operation and we'll walk through it together. No sales deck.

Your data never trains a model. Tenant data is not used to improve our AI for anyone else. Ever.
No advertising trackers. No Google Analytics, no pixels, no session replay on the platform.
Export on demand. No lock-in. Request a full export at any time. Yours is yours.