Build or import your supplier network and get a disruption-risk score, tariff and landed-cost exposure, chokepoint and single-source vulnerabilities, and n-tier dependency mapping — in minutes, with no account and no data upload.

Datastripes is a free, browser-based supply-chain risk analysis tool. You map your suppliers, routes and bills of materials, and it returns a routed cost and lead-time model, a Monte-Carlo disruption-risk score, tariff exposure, concentration risk and sanctions screening. Everything runs on your device — nothing you enter is uploaded, and there is no login.
What you get
Each number names the data source or method behind it — the analysis is not a black box.
A Monte-Carlo disruption-risk score with the top drivers ranked and the assumptions shown on screen.
How import duties hit landed cost and margin by country and product, built on World Bank WITS applied-tariff data.
Which maritime chokepoints your routes depend on, with vessel-transit data from IMF PortWatch.
Herfindahl index, country share and single-source suppliers across your base.
Suppliers checked against the US BIS Entity List, denied-persons and UFLPA forced-labour lists, with ownership traced via GLEIF.
Tier-2 and tier-3 dependencies inferred from OECD input-output data and disclosed relationships in SEC filings.
How it works
Add suppliers, sites and routes by hand, or import a supplier list. Projects are stored locally on your device.
Datastripes routes cost and lead time, runs the Monte-Carlo model and scores every exposure type against public data.
Fix the top drivers — dual-source a supplier, re-route around a chokepoint, add a buffer — and re-run to confirm the risk dropped.
Free core
The core analysis is free and needs no account. Specialised analysis modules install from an in-app marketplace when you need them. Projects and scenarios are stored locally in your browser, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off.
Every figure traces back to a public data source — World Bank WITS, OECD ICIO, IMF PortWatch, GLEIF, the US BIS Entity List, SEC EDGAR, GDACS and ECB reference rates — or to a named method. See Methodology & data sources for the detail.
Data and privacy
Your supplier list, bills of materials and costs are stored locally in your browser. No account. No upload. Read how that works.
Methods: Monte-Carlo disruption modelling · Leontief input-output cost-push · damped-trend forecasting · safety-stock optimisation. See Methodology & data sources.
Questions
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Next step
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