Coming soon · in active development
Business continuity planning that stays on your infrastructure.
ContinuityCore is a self-hosted platform for business continuity and organizational resilience programs. It covers business impact analysis, recovery planning, and crisis readiness, and it runs entirely on servers you control.
Your continuity plans are some of the most sensitive documents your organization owns.
A business continuity program maps exactly where your organization is vulnerable: which functions are critical, what your recovery objectives are, who your key personnel are, and what happens when something goes wrong. Most tools in this category ask you to hand that map to a third party's cloud.
ContinuityCore doesn't. It's software you deploy and run yourself, so the data stays inside your own environment, under your own access controls, for as long as you keep it.
Why self-hosted
Your data, your infrastructure
No third-party data processor sits between your continuity plans and your team. Nothing leaves your environment unless you move it there.
You control retention and access
Set your own access policies, audit logging, backup schedule, and retention rules instead of a vendor's default.
No breach exposure from someone else's platform
A vendor's cloud incident isn't your incident. Your exposure is scoped to your own infrastructure.
Built on a standard, well-understood stack
Python, PostgreSQL, and a documented API. Run it on hardware you already trust and integrate it the way you already work.
What's taking shape
Still being built and not yet released. Shown here to set expectations, not to promise dates.
- Organizational structure & business impact analysis Model departments, facilities, and business functions; capture recovery time and recovery point objectives, and assign criticality.
- Recovery plan authoring Turn your impact analysis into structured, maintainable recovery plans instead of a folder of disconnected documents.
- Crisis activation Move from a static plan to a working response when a real disruption happens.
- Exercises & testing Validate that plans actually work, on a schedule, with a record you can show back to your organization.
Follow along
Star or watch the GitHub repository to get notified as ContinuityCore moves toward a first release.
github.com/davidajacobus/continuitycore-site