The measurement itself, made public. Country scores across all four dimensions, a world risk map, chokepoint stress and a peer ranking — with one toggle that flips every page between risk faced and power used.
Open the Policy Velocity page first. Policy moves before trade and macro conditions do, and the lag between those lines is why the rest of the line exists.
For the people a decision lands on. Describe your suppliers, your markets and the dependencies you cannot run without, and GeoShock models what a shock costs you at thirty, ninety and a hundred and eighty days — with named tripwires and numeric thresholds rather than a narrative to read.
Built for the operator who has to answer a board, not for a risk department that does not exist yet.
For the people who wield national power. SAGE maps second- and third-order effects across the DIME instruments, generates three courses of action with cost and political support profiles, then stress-tests the chosen plan against a thinking adversary drawn from six named doctrine seeds.
Every effect node traces to a source. Every AI output is analyst-approved before it advances.
Strategic planners, war college faculty, and command staff who have to produce a recommendation that survives review. They need traceability, a documented method, and an adversary that thinks — not a confidence score from a model interior.
Operators, finance leads and supply chain directors at firms with real overseas exposure and no risk function. They need a number with a date on it, three things to do, and no vocabulary lesson first.
Every Valexis product reads the same measurement. Nothing maintains its own private picture of the world, and no product scores a country one way for a war college and another way for a manufacturer.
Countries scored across four dimensions — how a state uses statecraft, how fast it moves policy, what it depends on to trade, and how much pressure its economy can absorb. Each dimension carries both an exposure score and a posture score, so the same country reads differently depending on whether you are asking what it can do or what can be done to it.
The instruments of national power, structured — diplomatic, information, military, economic, and the financial, intelligence, law enforcement and development-and-culture extensions. This is the reasoning layer that keeps analysis inside doctrine rather than inside a model interior nobody can inspect.
The Center for the Application of Grand Strategy authors and governs the methodology and the underlying dataset. Valexis builds the instruments that read it. The separation is deliberate — it keeps the analytical substrate independent of any single commercial interest, including our own.
All three products are moving from alpha into structured evaluation with a small number of partners. Briefings and early access are available for qualified organisations.
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