For people already shipping
Risk tracking for people who’d rather be building.
RMD is a lightweight risk register for early-stage founders and engineers. Write down what could hurt you, score it honestly, and note what you’re doing about it—without a compliance platform in disguise.
No credit card, no setup call.
Built for people who ship.
You’re not running a GRC program. You’re a founder who’s also doing sales this week, or a CTO who’s still the one on call. RMD is for people who care and like to get it right. It isn’t trying to turn you into a compliance officer. It just wants the things you already worry about at 11pm to end up somewhere other than your head—scored honestly, not rounded down so the dashboard looks fine.
No RACI charts, approval chains, or unnecessary jargon—just what could go wrong, how bad, and what you’re doing about it.
What it does
Three things it actually does.
Capture it fast
Add a risk in under a minute: what it is, how likely, how bad, who’s on it. Likelihood and impact stay scored the same way every time.
Keep the receipts
Every score change, every status update, every “we knew about this and chose to accept it”—logged automatically. So when someone asks “did we know?”, you have an answer instead of a scramble.
Show your work, selectively
One link, read-only, no login required. Send it to an investor doing diligence, a customer’s security team, or your board—without handing over the whole internal register.
Solo-first
Works alone. Works at scale.
Most of these tools assume you already have a team. This one doesn’t. It works fine with just you, and when you add a co-founder, an engineer, or a board member, the roles and sharing are already sitting there waiting. Nothing to migrate, nothing to turn on later.
You’re making risk calls constantly—which term sheet to sign, which vendor to trust, whether that contractor is a red flag—and most of them never get written down anywhere. RMD gives you one place for “things that could hurt the company (or you) and what you’re doing about it,” light enough to actually keep up to date, structured enough to hand an investor without embarrassment.
RMD doesn’t draw a hard line between company risk and founder risk—because at this stage, neither do you.
You already know what’s fragile—the single-region deploy, the vendor with no SLA, the bus-factor-of-one dependency. The problem was never knowing. It was that it lived in your head, a stale Notion doc, or a GitHub issue nobody else opens. RMD gives you a place to write the decision down before it’s a postmortem—and when the first security questionnaire lands, you’re answering from a real source of truth instead of building one from scratch under deadline.
No surprises
What we’re not.
Not a GRC platform.
We don’t have a module for SOX or a certification badge to sell you. What we do have will grow with you as the risks, the headcount, and the scrutiny grow too, without a rip-and-replace to a “real” tool later.
Not a ticket tracker with a new label.
Risks aren’t issues. We’re not Jira with a paint job.
Not a compliance requirement dressed up as a tool.
Nobody’s making you use this. You’ll use it because updating it takes less time than not knowing.