ProjectRadar covers real projects reviewed by a human editor. No paid editorial favors. Sponsored visibility, if present, is clearly labeled and separate from editorial selection.
Recently covered
The archive grows from real submissions and discovered products. When a month has no new public profiles, ProjectRadar does not turn that into a headline stat.
Recently Covered
Scan recent project profiles, then open the full profile for official links, ProjectRadar context, badge options, and corrections.
Levelio is an iPhone app built to help people turn everyday tasks into a simple progression system.
Apps
Accepted projects get editorial review, a public profile, and clear separation between editorial coverage and sponsorship.
Submit NowAn operations platform for UK trade businesses that handles enquiries, quotes, scheduling, customer updates, payments, and invoice follow-up.
Kmag is a browser-installable grocery-list app for families, couples, and roommates.
Vecbase presents a workspace for building an AI team around shared conversations, files, skills, schedules, connectors, and isolated task sandboxes.
An Android entertainment app that pairs map-based place search with a personal daily “place fortune” score and short reading.
BitShovel is an English-and-Chinese discovery site for apps and digital products.
Interakly turns a video into a shareable learning activity.
A third-party CISSP practice platform with question sets, explanations, study modes, and an adaptive exam simulator.
An API and set of web tools for estimated hourly busyness, live activity signals, and venue discovery around public places.
Launch Queue
ProjectRadar keeps the path lightweight: submit real context, keep private details private, and publish only when a useful project profile is ready.
Submissions open
Open
Founders and readers can submit useful products for a human look.
Private submissions stay private
Private first
Submitted context stays off the public site unless it is intentionally published.
Public launch cards available
Opt-in
Builders can choose public launch visibility when a card is ready.
Current launch asks
Open
Launch asks show what a project wants readers to notice next.
For Builders
Submission is free consideration, not a placement purchase. Sponsored visibility does not buy editorial favor.
For founders and builders with a real app, website, extension, SaaS product, utility, or useful software project people can visit.
A human editor reviews the public project context, looks for a useful reader angle, and decides whether a profile should be prepared.
Accepted projects may receive a public profile with an official project link, ProjectRadar context, and archive visibility.
ProjectRadar will not sell editorial favor, invent usage claims, guarantee coverage, or present sponsorship as editor selection.
For founders
For readers
How it works
A founder or reader points ProjectRadar to a real product.
ProjectRadar screens for usefulness, public context, and fit.
Published notes package the product, audience, discovery context, and founder feedback.
Founder corrections and real product changes can improve the public note over time.
Submit your project
Accepted projects get editorial review, a public project profile, and discovery-friendly links without mixing sponsorship into editorial selection.
Reader discovery
Readers can help the archive stay useful by pointing ProjectRadar toward small products, tools, utilities, and launches worth a human look.