Reality Radar connects your personal context to official changes and turns them into verifiable evidence and clear next steps.
Personal Radar
Your items sit on rings by relationship — owned, used, subscribed, watching. The home screen shows what needs action today, what may be relevant, upcoming end-of-life dates and how fresh every source is.
Readiness score from 0 to 100
Last refresh and stale-source warnings
Catalog autocomplete for thousands of products and software
Evidence-first signals
Every signal shows the source, publish date, first-seen and last-checked times, the quoted evidence and — for web pages — a before/after diff.
Separate relevance, confidence and severity
Match levels: exact, strong, probable, needs checking
Reason codes for every score
Action tracker
Turn a signal into a checklist. Mark steps done, snooze until a date, add notes or export a reminder to your calendar.
To do, in progress, done, not relevant
Calendar (.ics) export for end-of-life dates
Shields: a history of everything you handled
Quiet, smart notifications
Duplicates are merged and low-impact changes go into a digest. Urgent safety signals can break through quiet hours — only if you allow it.
Web push, email and in-app inbox
Daily or weekly digests
Quiet hours and a daily cap
Household & Fleet
Share selected items with family or a small team. Each member keeps private items private.
Per-item sharing
Roles: owner, admin, member, viewer
Invite by email
Wire — API & webhooks
Subscribe to change events from your own tools. Signed webhooks, scoped API keys and usage metering.
HMAC-signed webhooks with replay protection
Read and write API keys you can revoke
JSON event schema with provenance
Cortex — it gets smarter
Your feedback immediately adjusts your own matches. Platform-wide learning only happens when many different people independently agree, and never exposes who they are.
Personal aliases and exclusions
k-anonymous global rules
Source reputation from feedback
Works everywhere
An installable PWA for desktop and mobile, 12 languages, keyboard accessible and readable without relying on colour alone.