Radar is a personal intelligence app that watches your industry for you — whatever your industry is. Add the sources you already read (RSS feeds, YouTube channels, subreddits, job listings, prediction markets), pick the topics that matter, and Radar reads everything around the clock, summarizes each item with AI, and ships a curated digest of only what's worth your time. You bring the industry. Radar buys back your morning.
Industry intel in 15 minutes a day.
Radar curates the news, signals, and trends that actually move your industry. Skip the doomscroll. See what matters. Act faster than your competition.
What is Radar?
How does Radar work?
Three steps. First, you create topics — the themes you care about (your category, your competitors, a technology you're tracking, a regulation, anything). Second, you add sources — RSS feeds, YouTube channels, subreddits, job listings, prediction markets, or anything with a feed URL. Third, Radar's agents poll your sources every hour, auto-tag each item against your topics, write a short AI summary (one-click "generate summary" on every article or video), and roll it all into a daily (or weekly) email digest. BYO Key supported — plug in your own LLM API key to control cost and data residency.
What you get with Radar
Seven capabilities that compress hours of reading into minutes — across whatever industry you track.
Curated Daily Digest
One email a day with the items that matter from the sources you trust, ranked by your topics. Pick the time. Pick the cadence (daily or weekly). Skip the inbox triage.
AI Summary on Every Item
Every article and video gets a short AI summary so you can scan dozens in seconds and only open what's worth a closer look. Click through for a deeper deep-dive when it matters.
Your Sources, Your Industry
Add any RSS feed, YouTube channel, subreddit, job-board query, or prediction market. Whatever your industry actually reads — Radar aggregates, dedupes, and tags it. No pre-set categories, no missing niches.
AI Source Discovery
Don't know which feeds to add? Tell Radar what topic you want to track and its scout agent proposes high-signal RSS feeds and YouTube channels for that industry — already validated and ready to subscribe in a click.
Topics That Tag Themselves
Create color-coded topics for the themes you watch. Radar auto-tags incoming items so you can filter your feed by topic in a click — or just open the topic you care about today.
Bring Your Own Key
Plug your own Anthropic or OpenAI API key into Radar. You pick the model, control the cost, and keep your data under your own provider's policies.
Built for Teams
Share topics and sources across your team, post signals to a Team Feed in one click, and onboard teammates by email invite or shareable code. Owner / admin / member roles, with per-member private workspaces.
Who is Radar for?
Radar is built for founders, consultants, investors, and operators who need to know what's moving in their market without spending two hours a day reading. If you're paid to spot signal early — and you currently get paid less than you should because the noise is winning — Radar buys back your morning. Radar users include early-stage founders watching their category, B2B consultants tracking client industries, solo investors scanning for opportunities, and content writers breaking stories before the rest of the field.
Why Radar instead of bookmarks, open tabs, and a Slack full of links?
Those are storage, not intelligence. You still have to go back, read everything, and decide what mattered — and later never comes, so the signal you saved is the signal you miss. Radar's agents read the sources, summarize each item, and rank it against your topics, then ship one shared brief to the whole team. You open a triaged digest, not 40 tabs you meant to get to.
Frequently asked questions
What is BYO Key?
BYO Key (Bring Your Own Key) lets you plug your own LLM API key — from Anthropic, OpenAI, or another supported provider — into Radar. You pick the model, control the cost, and keep your data under your own provider's policies. Switch providers anytime.
How is Radar different from a newsletter or news aggregator?
Newsletters are written for a generic audience. Aggregators show everything. Radar tunes to your industry and your role, ranks signals by relevance, and writes a short why-it-matters note for each item. It's a personal analyst, not a feed.
How much does Radar cost?
Radar Pro is $20/month for one seat — up to 50 content sources, AI deep-dive analysis, topic-based filtering, save & annotate, daily and weekly digests, and social publishing. Cancel anytime, backed by a 7-day money-back guarantee. Radar Team (up to 5 members, $100/month after Early Access) and Radar Enterprise (custom seats, SSO, API access) are also available — see pricing above.
What is Radar Team Early Access?
We're working with 10 hand-picked teams to shape Radar Team — shared topics, Team Feed, roles, and per-member workspaces. Early Access teams use Radar Team free while we partner closely. After Early Access concludes, Team goes live at $100/month for up to 5 members.
Can I track a specific company or topic, not just a whole industry?
Yes. Custom alerts let you watch specific companies, products, regulations, or keywords. You'll get notified when a signal hits, in addition to the daily digest.
What sources does Radar pull from?
Whatever you tell it to. Radar supports RSS feeds (most news sites, blogs, and newsletters expose one), YouTube channels, subreddits (by subreddit name or search query), job listings (via Adzuna search), and prediction-market feeds — so you can wire up exactly the publications, creators, communities, hiring signals, and forecasts your industry actually reads. Radar handles fetching, deduping, AI summarization, and topic-tagging from there.
How soon can I start?
Right away. Subscribe and your account activates immediately — choose your topics and sources, and your first curated digest can land in your inbox the next morning.
How is Radar different from Google Alerts?
Google Alerts emails you raw keyword matches — no ranking, no summary, no read on what to do next — and it misses most of Reddit, YouTube, and the niche feeds your industry actually lives in. Radar watches all of those sources, writes an AI summary and a why-it-matters note for every item, ranks them against the topics you set, and delivers one curated daily brief. It's the difference between an inbox to triage and a digest that's already triaged.
Is Radar a Feedly alternative?
Yes — if you're using Feedly mainly to keep up with your industry, Radar does that and adds the part Feedly leaves to you. Feedly is built around reading and organizing feeds; Radar is built around intelligence — it tags each item to the specific topic you're tracking, writes a why-it-matters summary, ranks by relevance, and ships one shared brief to your whole team. And it starts at $20/month, without an enterprise-tier jump to unlock the AI and team features.
Simple pricing for every team
Start solo. Grow into Team. Scale to Enterprise.
Radar Pro
$20/month
Everything one operator needs to stop drowning in noise.
- 1 seat
- Up to 50 content sources
- AI-powered deep dive analysis
- Topic-based filtering
- Save & annotate items
- Daily and weekly email digests
- Publish to social media
- Priority support
Early Access
Radar Team
$100/month
FREE during Early Access — 10 Teams
- Up to 5 teammates
- Everything in Radar Pro for each seat
- Shared topics & shared sources
- Team Feed — share signals in one click
- Owner / admin / member roles
- Invite by email or shareable code
- Per-member private workspace
Radar Enterprise
Custom
Let's talk through what your team needs
Built for orgs that need SSO, API access, and a dedicated partner.
- Everything in Radar Team
- Custom seat count
- SSO / shared auth across the Funnelists suite
- API & agent access (Hermes, MCP)
- Priority support, onboarding & SLA
- Custom integrations & data retention
- Custom Features
7-day money-back guarantee on Radar Pro — cancel anytime
Apply for Radar Team Early Access
Early Access is open to 10 teams — free while we partner closely on the move to $100/mo. We'll review your application and reach out within 2 business days.