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Radaric

Your content taste, but scaled
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Radaric is an AI-driven feed aggregator that learns from your approvals and rejections to filter content from RSS, Telegram, Twitter/X, YouTube, and other sources. It merges duplicate coverage of the same story into a single summarized feed, optimizing your reading by focusing on what matters to you personally.

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71 out of 100, Needs improvement
Accessibility
91 out of 100, Good
Best Practices
100 out of 100, Good
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Mobile PageSpeed
Performance
71 out of 100, Needs improvement
Accessibility
91 out of 100, Good
Best Practices
100 out of 100, Good
SEO
100 out of 100, Good

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Product Hunt93 source points · 18 comments

Being able to explain why you rejected a post, not just thumbs down, is the part I'd use most. After 500+ issues of Zhurnalus, how many approve/reject decisions did it take before the filter started matching your taste?

thamibenjelloun · Imported from Product Hunt

You get a news feed tailored to your interests, pulling from many different sources. Sounds promising.

maria_anosova · Imported from Product Hunt

In comms work, the hardest line for a keyword filter to draw is between a story and the press release behind it. Both name the same company, but only one tells you something changed. I'd be curious whether Radaric can learn to separate original reporting from syndicated copies of the same wire item, since that is most of the noise in a media monitoring feed.

sanya_singh6 · Imported from Product Hunt

Nice idea. I like I can tell the reason when I skip a post. But $9 every month before I try is big. First month free, I try it. Why money back and not free trial?

nobuhiko · Imported from Product Hunt