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RAID Log: Interactive Web App

The RAID log as a browser app. Add and score entries with one click, filter by severity or owner, export when you need to share. No Excel, no install, no login.

$49 one-time, instant download
✓ Browser-based · ✓ No install, no login · ✓ Export to CSV/Excel
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What's in the download

Single-file web app, runs offline

One HTML file you open in any browser. No server, no login, no internet required. Works on your laptop, on a flight, anywhere.

One-click scoring + auto-severity

Probability and impact dropdowns auto-calculate severity. Filter to top risks instantly. No formulas to maintain, no formatting to break.

Export to CSV or Excel anytime

Need to share with stakeholders who don't have the app? One click exports the whole register to CSV or Excel for email or printing.

Use forever, no subscription

One purchase, yours to keep. Browser-based, works on any device. No install, no login. Save your data locally.

Why the interactive version instead of the Excel one

Most PMs are fine with the Excel RAID log. But there's a class of user who lives in browser tabs, hates Excel formulas, runs on a Mac where Excel feels sluggish, or wants something they can show on a screen-share without revealing their personal sheet formatting.

This is for them. Same data model, same scoring logic, same review cadence. Different surface: a clean web UI that takes 30 seconds to grasp and never breaks because someone copy-pasted over a formula.

"The best PM tool is the one you'll open on a Tuesday afternoon."

If you want both, Excel for archival and interactive for daily use, get the bundle. Same data conventions, easy to flip between.