Feature · Listening
What are customers actually saying about us?
Write a brief in plain English and Radar watches the conversation for you — the narratives forming, where sentiment sits, what’s driving it — with a daily briefing and an alert the moment things turn.
- Narratives and sentiment across Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and news
- An evidence feed you can read, not just a score
- A daily briefing, plus alerts when sentiment turns
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- You giveA brief in plain English: what brand, product or topic to watch, and where.
- Radar doesTracks the conversation, groups it into narratives, scores sentiment and gathers the evidence.
- You getA live dashboard, a daily briefing in your inbox, and alerts when sentiment moves against you.
A brief, not a boolean query
Describe what you want to watch in plain English. Radar assembles the dashboard: the narratives forming around your brand, where sentiment sits, who or what is being blamed when it dips, and an evidence feed of the actual posts and articles behind the numbers.
A daily briefing and alerts
You do not have to sit in the dashboard. Radar sends a daily briefing summarizing what moved, and fires an alert when sentiment turns — so a brewing issue reaches you while you can still act on it.
Coverage across the channels that matter
Listening spans Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and news, so a story breaking on one channel is not invisible until it spreads.
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Frequently asked questions
Which sources does listening cover?
Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and news, grouped into narratives with sentiment and an evidence feed of the underlying posts.
Do I get notified, or do I have to check?
Both — a daily briefing lands in your inbox, and alerts fire when sentiment turns so you can act early.
How do I set it up?
Write a plain-English brief describing the brand, product or topic to watch. No boolean query building required.
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