AI Productivity
Paste meeting minutes, a kickoff doc, or raw notes. AI builds your risks, assumptions, issues, and dependencies register in seconds. 5 free RAID logs a day, no signup.
← All free toolsMinimum 80 characters. Your text is processed once and never stored.
Clairo keeps a living RAID log for every project, updated from your notes automatically — plus follow-ups, status reports, and risk tracking to closure. Starter plan is free forever.
Try Clairo free →Enter your work email to generate your free RAID log.
Drop in a kickoff doc, meeting minutes, a status thread, or raw project notes — anything from 80 to 12,000 characters.
The AI reads every line and sorts what it finds into Risks, Assumptions, Issues, and Dependencies — with owners, severity, mitigations, and dates.
Review the structured log, then copy it as Markdown for your wiki or download a CSV for your project tracker. Done in under a minute.
A RAID log is a project management register that tracks Risks (things that could go wrong), Assumptions (things believed true that need validating), Issues (problems happening right now), and Dependencies (things the project relies on). Keeping one current is a core PMO discipline — this tool builds the first draft for you.
Paste project notes, meeting minutes, or a kickoff document and click Generate. AI reads the text, classifies every signal into risks, assumptions, issues, and dependencies, and returns a structured RAID log with owners, severity, mitigations, and due dates — ready to copy as Markdown or download as CSV.
Yes. You get 5 free RAID logs per day with no account and no credit card. For unlimited generations and a living RAID log that stays updated from your notes automatically, Clairo's Starter plan is also free.
No. Text submitted here is processed once to build your RAID log and is not saved to any database. If you want RAID logs saved into projects and kept up to date, create a free Clairo account.
Anything project-related: kickoff docs, meeting minutes, status update threads, workshop notes, stakeholder emails, or discovery call transcripts. The AI picks out explicit and implied risks, assumptions, issues, and dependencies from any of them.