Redi

Who we are

Redi is a technology startup based in Türkiye, developing software for disaster, climate and ESG risk management. We work with corporate, industrial and institutional organisations that need to understand and reduce their exposure to natural and human-caused hazards.

What we do

Our platform turns location and asset-level data into actionable risk intelligence across four connected layers:

• Risk assessment and scoring — multi-hazard risk analysis for facilities and locations, covering earthquake, flood, wildfire, storm and industrial hazards, delivered as structured diagnostics and continuous monitoring.

• Climate risk modelling — IPCC scenario-based physical climate risk projections at asset level, with time horizons extending to 2070.

• ESG risk analysis — location-based environmental and social risk scoring aligned with CSRD and TSRS reporting requirements.

• Preparedness and response — business continuity planning, mitigation task management, and role-based mobile applications supporting field personnel, response teams and management coordination before, during and after an event.

Our approach

We built Redi around a practical gap: risk assessments are often produced as static reports that never reach operational decision-making. Our focus is on continuous, deployable risk management — where analysis, mitigation planning and response coordination live in the same system and are used by the same organisation on an ongoing basis.

What we bring to a Eureka consortium

An operating commercial platform with real users, applied expertise in hazard and climate risk modelling, and access to industrial, corporate and institutional end-users in Türkiye who can serve as pilot and validation partners. As a small, founder-led team we can move quickly and commit to defined work packages.

What we are looking for

Partners with complementary technical expertise — earth observation and remote sensing, sensor and IoT systems, disaster modelling, resilient communication networks, structural monitoring — and end-user organisations willing to host pilots. We are open to joining as a partner or contributing to consortium coordination.