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Launch Promenade

Product

See your process from every angle

Promenade organizes analysis around artifacts — event logs, models, and the results of running an algorithm against them — rather than around a fixed report. Every artifact can be inspected, re-analyzed, or handed to a different view.

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Workspace

Four tabs, one artifact tree

Explore
The default view for any imported event log: case and variant lists, activity frequency, and a quick discovered graph to get oriented before you commit to a specific algorithm or model.
Model
Run discovery algorithms (Inductive Miner, directly-follows graphs, and plugin-contributed alternatives) and edit the resulting model directly — useful for turning a discovered model into a hand-adjusted reference model.
Conformance
Align an event log against a reference model and see exactly where and how often cases deviate, down to the individual case and activity.
Performance
The same model, colored and labeled by duration instead of frequency — median and mean time between activities, and where the slow paths are.

Data

Bring the data you already have

No proprietary format to convert to first.

  • XESThe IEEE standard event-log interchange format.
  • CSVMapped to case/activity/timestamp with a guided importer.
  • OCEL 2 (JSON)Object-centric event data, read natively.
  • OCEL 2 (SQLite)The same standard, in its relational serialization.

See Event data and Object-centric datain the guide for the detail on each format, or Supported formatsfor the research-oriented summary.

Why Promenade

Reasons to start here

  • Nothing to install

    Many process-mining tools need a download, a compatible runtime, or an account before you can open a single log. Promenade runs in a browser tab — open it and there's already a demo log waiting.

  • Actually free

    MIT-licensed, no paid tier, no seat pricing, no feature held back for a subscription. The application you can run today is the whole thing.

  • Local by default

    Your event log and every result stay in your own browser unless you choose to point the workspace at your own engine. No default telemetry, no server round trip for the core workflow.

  • One tool at every scale

    A five-megabyte sample runs in the tab. A log that outgrows it points the same interface at a Docker engine on your machine, or at your own infrastructure — without learning a second tool.

  • Object-centric from day one

    OCEL 2.0 is read natively, with object-centric Petri nets, OC-DFGs, and an object-centric Inductive Miner — not a mode bolted on after the fact.

  • A real plugin ecosystem

    Discovery algorithms, conformance checkers, importers, exporters, and views are all plugins, across four runtimes. A new technique is a plugin, not a fork.

More questions — cost, licensing, data privacy — are answered directly on the FAQ.

Extending the workspace

Discovery algorithms, conformance checkers, and views are plugins — including most of the ones built into Promenade. If a technique you need doesn't exist yet, theplugin development guide covers writing one.