Watches uploads
Radar monitors channels and notifies you when new videos drop.
Radar demo
Create watchlists for competitors, analysts, creators or research sources. Radar catches new uploads and keeps the work organized.
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Group channels into watchlists that match how you work.
Watching a channel is free. Analysis only ever runs if you switch it on.
Open what matters in AI Watch to extract insights.
A quieter way to stay current.
Radar watches your chosen channels for new uploads—so you can focus on what matters, set alerts, share context and jump into analysis.
Background checks are not switched on yet, so today Radar refreshes a watchlist when you ask it to. Watching uploads never uses transcript credits. There is also a per-watchlist switch that lets Radar analyse new uploads for you; it is off by default, it spends your own Watch minutes (then top-up credits at the usual Watch rate), and it does nothing at all until background checks are on.
Try the demo →On Advanced you get 5 seats. Share a watchlist with the team and every member sees the same channels and receives its digest — they do not need a paid plan of their own. Sharing adds readers, not payers: the watchlist still spends its creator’s Watch minutes, and only its creator can delete it or change its budget.