Radar and watched terms
Bring relevant posts into focus while you browse.
How to use it
- Open Settings and add the terms you want watched
- Browse X, LinkedIn, Instagram or YouTube as usual
- Matching posts are marked as you scroll
- Save the ones worth keeping
Watched terms only mark what you are already looking at; they do not search for you.
Watch markets, companies, or terms
The customer source lets you add watched terms and enable or disable them. Its passive matching path checks supported posts encountered while browsing, rather than promising complete coverage of the internet.
Matching is not company research
Exact-text matching decides which posts are relevant to a watched term. Background enrichment identifies the company, industry, and update. Market Intel presents the company-level results.
Controls and limits
Configure platform participation and your ideal customer profile. Plans limit watched keywords and retained Radar history.
Adding and pausing terms
Watched terms live in Settings › Market Intel under Markets you watch. Type a market, a company or a phrase and press Add. Switch a term off to stop watching it without losing it. The Set up Market Intel form on the same page also takes terms, comma separated, under What to watch for.
Exact text, so be specific
A post is picked up when it contains one of your terms exactly, or when it reads like funding, a launch or hiring. Short, specific phrases work best: series A finds more of what you want than funding. When a post on your screen matches, its Save button is tinted and the hover tip names the term.
What has to be switched on
Collecting has to be on in Settings › Market Intel, with the setup questions answered. Each site also has its own Radar AI switch under Settings › Filing › Sites, so you can stop it reading a site and keep the Save button there. It never reads your inbox or your AI chats. See Ideal customer profile for the setup questions.
Limits by plan
Watched keywords: Free 2, Solo 10, Power 25 and Business unlimited. Radar history, how far back the signals on a company are kept: Free 30 days, Solo 6 months, Power 12 months and Business unlimited. The pricing page has the rest, and How Radar works covers the idea in more depth.
Common questions
Does Radar search the internet for me?
No. It only checks posts that are already on your screen as you browse. It never opens a page or scrolls for you.
Why didn't a post match my term?
Matching is exact text, so a plural, a different spelling or a synonym won't count. Add the phrases people actually write.
How many terms can I watch?
It depends on the plan: Free 2, Solo 10, Power 25 and Business unlimited.
What's the difference between Radar and On Radar?
Radar collects posts that match your terms into Market Intel. On Radar is where saved filters alert you to new companies, and where you follow up on people.