About Radar

A free tool for anyone who earns, works, or learns online.

Last updated 5 November 2026

What Radar is

Online opportunities are scattered everywhere, and the risky ones look exactly like the legitimate ones. Most people find out which was which too late — after they had already given away time, money, or personal details.

Radar exists to make that risk visible before you commit. It gathers opportunities in one place, checks what can be checked, and labels everything so you always know how much is actually known about a listing.

Radar does not verify opportunities for you, and it does not promise outcomes. Its job is to make the information clearer, not to make the decision for you.

How Radar works

Opportunities

Airdrops, remote jobs, freelance work, grants, referrals and giveaways, each with its category, deadline and where it came from.

The Checker

Paste a link, message or offer and see the warning signs — lookalike domains, new registrations, pressure tactics, payment requests.

Community reports

People who dealt with a listing can record what happened. Moderated, attributed, and clearly separated from Radar's own checks.

The toolbox

Link inspector, deadline and time-zone helper, earnings calculator, and a sensitive-information scanner for screenshots.

What Radar does not do

  • It does not guarantee that a listing is genuine, open, or safe to join.
  • It does not handle your money, and it never asks for a password or a payment.
  • It does not publish submissions automatically — a person reviews them first.
  • It does not present an unverified listing as if it had been confirmed.

What’s new at Radar

We’re working on improvements to make researching online opportunities clearer, safer, and easier. Everything below is already available.

  • Public mode

    Live

    Radar is open to everyone with no account: browse opportunities, use the Checker and the tools, and read community reports without signing in.

  • Anonymous opportunity suggestions

    Live

    Anyone can propose an opportunity, with or without an account. Every suggestion is read by hand before it appears, and none are published automatically.

  • Anonymous tool suggestions

    Live

    Tell Radar which tool would actually help you. Suggestions go into the same manual review queue as everything else.

  • Community reports on listings

    Live

    People who have dealt with a listing can say what happened. Reports are moderated, and a report is a report — not proof on its own.

  • A usable toolbox

    Live

    Link inspector, deadline and time-zone helper, earnings calculator, and a sensitive-information scanner for screenshots.

Coming soon

Being built next. Nothing here is live yet, so please don’t look for it in the app — the status line tells you how far along it is.

  • Accounts and sign-in

    In development

    Saving opportunities, following a listing, and keeping your own history requires an account. Building it also means building account recovery, which is why it is taking the time.

    Status: In development

  • Preview images on suggestions

    In development

    Attach a screenshot to an opportunity you suggest, so the listing shows what you are actually looking at. Every image is held privately until a person reviews it.

    Status: In development

  • Saved opportunities and alerts

    Planned

    Keep the opportunities you care about in one place and find out when a deadline moves or a listing changes status.

    Status: Planned

  • Automated opportunity discovery

    Planned

    Assisted collection of new listings from sources that allow it. Anything found this way still waits for a human before it appears.

    Status: Planned

Trust, safety and contact

Radar keeps a small footprint on purpose. Read how it handles your information, or tell us something is wrong.

Radar is in public mode: no accounts, no sign-up, and no cost. Account features arrive when accounts do.

Radar — Discover. Check. Research. Decide.