Open-source, enterprise-grade threat modeling.
Threat modeling shouldn't be something you can only do if you buy a $50k license, nor should it be a "checkbox" done by outsiders.
Precogly is an open platform designed to make threat modeling a core engineering practice that is accessible to every organization on the planet.
Built for the real world: Scalable, collaborative, and aligned with enterprise security needs.
The Tooling Gap
Teams today often face a difficult trade-off:
Manual & Ad-hoc
Using whiteboards or simple diagramming tools that don't scale or integrate with code.
Closed & Expensive
Using powerful commercial platforms that are locked behind high licensing fees.
Precogly fills the gap
We provide an open foundation that supports enterprise scale—without sacrificing accessibility or developer freedom.
Help shape the standard
We are looking for practitioners who want to define the future of open threat modeling. This is not just about code. We need:
- Feedback on workflows and abstractions.
- Early architectural design discussions.
- Beta testers for the Feb 12 release.
Call for Founding Partners
We are selecting an exclusive group of Enterprise Success Partners (ESPs) for the launch. As a Founding ESP, you will offer:
- Enterprise-grade support and integration services.
- Training and advisory offerings.
- A credible alternative to closed, high-cost legacy platforms.
This program is designed for consultancies and security firms that want to offer an open-source alternative to their enterprise clients.
Project Roadmap
Platform
Under active development
Code Release
February 12, 2026 (Public GitHub Launch)
Ecosystem
Partner network currently forming
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. It will be released under a standard open-source license.
Existing tools are either "toys" (simple drawing tools) or "products" (expensive closed platforms). Precogly is an open platform—free to use, but architected for enterprise scale, supported by a network of partners.
Vikramaditya - Threat Modeling Connect Chapter Lead (Bangalore) & Security Architect. Advised by senior practitioners from Fortune 500 enterprises.