Describe what matters
Use everyday language: topic, distance, timing, budget, who it is for—and what to leave out.
Less searching. More discovering.
Never miss an event
you would love.
Describe what you are looking for once. OnMyRadar keeps watching trusted sources and alerts you when a relevant event appears—with a clear explanation of why it matches.
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Made for real-life interests
Imagine what your Radar could find.
Illustrative profiles and feedback—not actual customer testimonials.
“I would finally have one place watching for the hands-on science events my kids actually enjoy.”
“A Radar for small photography workshops would save me from checking the same calendars every week.”
“I want useful local recommendations without another endless feed. This feels much more intentional.”
“I would love a simple alert when a great food festival or neighborhood market is coming up nearby.”
“Finding practical tech meetups takes too much digging. A focused Radar would make that effortless.”
“I could follow local arts events without subscribing to five newsletters and remembering every venue.”
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The good stuff is scattered
You should not need ten tabs to find one perfect Saturday.
Great events and timely opportunities live across organizer pages, community calendars, newsletters, and ticket sites. Search only works when you remember to search—and broad alerts quickly become noise.
OnMyRadar turns a specific wish into an ongoing Radar. It checks multiple approved sources, brings duplicate listings together, and surfaces the matches worth your attention.
How it works
Say it once. Keep discovering.
Confirm your Radar
See how OnMyRadar understood you. Adjust the details so the signal stays precise and under your control.
Get matches with reasons
Explore a calm feed or map. Every result shows why it fits, where it came from, and how fresh it is.
Designed for clarity
From a thought to a plan.
See how OnMyRadar turns your interests into useful, explainable matches.
One place for many interests
What would you put on your Radar?
“Newly opened bars and restaurants near me”
“Wildlife photography workshops with experienced instructors in Northern California.”
“German, Austrian, or Swiss cultural festivals and community events near me.”
“Practical AI conferences for product leaders—no sales-only webinars.”
Confidence, not guesswork
Useful because you can trust it.
Traceable information
Matches point back to their sources, with freshness and important details made visible.
AI with boundaries
AI helps interpret intent and fill gaps; it does not silently replace authoritative facts.
Your attention is yours
Notification controls are designed per Radar, with relevance prioritized over volume.
Private by design
We aim to collect only what the Radar needs, with clear controls to edit or delete it.
Be among the first
What matters to you
should be easier to find.
We are inviting new beta users in small groups. Tell us where to send your invitation.