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Radar — Check the things that matter to you in one place
With Radar, check your data with a click or a keyboard shortcut from anywhere in your system. Bring data to Radar with the ready-made 1-click installers or add any APIs. Radar locally runs & fetches data. No account is needed. No data leaves your device.
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balachandar muruganantham
Great tool to keep track of commonly used data
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As a sucker for building personal dashboards, this seems to be right up my alley! I love how simple you make it and even including the ability to fetch any data using your own API calls.
Well done on building and launching this!
Maker
Hi folks,
I used to open multiple browser tabs to check different metrics often. In the process, I was getting distracted from the actual work I was doing. I needed to know the data I'm interested in quickly in one place. Hence, I built Radar.
I have added some cool features to make Radar more useful.
- 1-click installers to swiftly add most commonly checked data to Radar.
- Background auto-refresh in a pre-defined interval to keep the data fresh.
- Ability to bring any data with APIs.
- Global shortcut to get a quick view of your data from anywhere in your system.
You don't need to create an account to use Radar. You can download and start using it right away. Radar is secure and privacy-focused as none of your data leaves your device.
Radar comes with a free 7-day trial. However, as a launch offer, you can get a 35% discount if you buy within the next 24 hours. Also, Radar is entirely free for open-source maintainers.
Give it a try and let me know what you think :)
@ganapa First of all, I would suggest you change the value proposition.
Something like "Save one day a year with the cost of 2 coffees"
Or "Focus on What's Important"
Pricing:
1) Give your product for free for a limited number of data points (Ex. 3 data points)
2) If someone wants to add extra data points they have to pay $11 (annual subscription) for 7 data point
3) And $11(annual subscription) for an unlimited number of datapoints
Also, you can add banner Ads for people that are using getradar.co for free. I think you have a great product.
