A calmer way to discover
How OnMyRadar works
Describe what matters once. Your Radar watches approved event sources and brings back bounded, explainable results.
Describe your Radar
Use natural language to describe topics, timing, distance, budget, who the event is for, and what should be excluded. Review the interpreted criteria before saving.
Review current matches
OnMyRadar checks approved sources, combines duplicates, and filters by your explicit criteria before ranking. Each visible event shows source attribution, freshness, and reasons for the match.
Choose what happens next
Save event bookmarks it. I’m interested improves relevance. Not for me suppresses that match. Tune this Radar changes the Radar only after you confirm the edit.
List and map, one result set
Explore provides a list and a map view of the same bounded results. Map searches happen only after you choose “Search this area.” Location is optional, foreground-only, and approximate; you can select an area instead.
Know what OnMyRadar knows
Events can change or be wrong. The app distinguishes fresh, stale, changed, cancelled, and unavailable information and links to the original source for verification. A match is a recommendation—not a ticket, reservation, or promise that an event will happen.
You remain in control
Pause or delete Radars, change notification preferences, report an inaccurate event, export your data, or delete your account from the app.