About
Project discovery, not product judging.
Project Radar is an independently run discovery site for useful indie apps, websites, AI tools, SaaS products, calculators, utilities, and small-team software. The site centers public project profiles and Project Notes that explain what a product does, who it may help, what stands out, and where people can find the official project.
It is edited by TheAvgDev, an indie builder and teacher who likes finding useful products early. Project Radar does not rank the whole internet, certify projects, invent founder details, or promise traffic. The goal is a clear public page readers and builders can understand quickly.
These project notes are not law, certification, investment advice, security audits, or a universal product ruling. They are one practical read from one builder's point of view, written to set realistic expectations and help readers understand what to check next. Research tools may help organize submissions and public context, but a person still checks what gets published, keeps the wording grounded, and handles corrections when facts change.
Public project profiles
Simple pages that collect product basics, official links, categories, and useful context in one place.
Project Notes
Builder-friendly notes that describe what stands out, who the project may help, and what readers may want to check next.
Corrections and updates
Founders and readers can flag factual issues when a project changes or a published detail becomes outdated.
Contact
Contact Project Radar
For corrections, policy questions, partnerships, or anything that should not go through the submission form, use the project email. You can also follow public updates on X.