RADAR, a new way to see.
See the landscape. Understand the signals. Decide what matters.
RADAR helps Product Managers make sense of emerging opportunities, risks and uncertainty across their product landscape.
Example landscape
How a Product Manager might move a Signal:
- A new Signal is detected at the edge of the landscape.
- Customer conversations add evidence. The Product Manager decides to explore it.
- Research supports the opportunity. The Product Manager moves it to Validating.
- Not every Signal moves. Evidence for this risk is still thin, so it stays where it is.
- RADAR makes the landscape visible. The Product Manager makes the decisions.
See the landscape, not just the list.
Backlogs show what exists. Roadmaps show what you intend to do. But neither always reveals what is changing around you.
RADAR creates space to explore emerging Signals before deciding what deserves attention.
A clearer view of what matters.
Your landscape, your language.
Organise Signals across four categories that can be tailored to your project.
Understand distance from focus.
See Signals across Detected, Exploring, Validating and Acting, providing a consistent view of where your attention is directed.
Move with intention.
Use evidence, conversations and interactions to decide when Signals should move. RADAR supports your judgement, never replaces it.
A bias for understanding, not just action.
A bias for action can create momentum. But acting before we understand a problem can create activity without meaningful progress.
Not every Signal needs an immediate response. Some need exploring, others need validating, and some may never require action at all.
RADAR creates space for Product Managers to exercise judgement, challenge assumptions and develop understanding before deciding what deserves attention.
Because knowing when not to act is also a product decision.
See RADAR for yourself.
RADAR is evolving through feedback from Product Managers and product teams.
Request access to explore the private alpha and help shape what comes next.