Every event, every deadline. All in one place.

Follow the groups you're part of. Radar tracks wherever they post (email, Discord, Instagram, etc.) and automatically keeps your calendar up-to-date.

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Your notifications are endless.

Messages, replies, reminders, and corrections make important plans hard to find.

What matters gets buried.

It doesn’t have to.

Radar finds dates, times, and places in email and Discord, merges repeated reminders, and applies corrections to the same event.

Radar keeps track of what matters—before you miss it.

  • CS DUG Ice Cream Social, Mon at 7:00 PM, MacMillan 117
  • Brown Film Club Screening, Tue at 12:00 PM, Martinos Auditorium
  • Astronomy Club Stargazing Night, Wed at 8:30 PM, Main Green
  • Brown Salsa Beginner Lesson, Fri at 7:00 PM, Alumnae Hall
  • Course Drop Deadline, Thu at 4:00 PM, Online (CAB)
  • TedXBrown E-Board App Due, Sat at 11:59 PM, Online (Google Form)
  • BrUMO Weekly Meeting, Sun at 3:30 PM, Salomon 201

Why Radar

Made for how campus actually works.

01

Sign up once, use forever

Follow your clubs on Radar once. Whenever plans change anywhere, your calendar auto-updates too.

02

Works where you already communicate

Radar reads data from your existing communication channels — no maintaining another event platform.

03

Never compromise on privacy

No third-party AI or unauthenticated event access. Radar remains completely private for students.

FAQ

Can I use Radar for $0/month?

Yes. Radar is completely free for students and faculty.

Do I need to give Radar access to all my emails, calendar, etc. for it to work?

No. Students and faculty never give Radar full access like other AI tools. Only club leaders ever provide access to specific communication channels (depending on what they choose), which Radar scopes to minimum necessary privilege (read-only).

How does Radar handle event visibility?

By default, users can only see events at their university — Brown students see Brown club events, Harvard students see Harvard club events, etc.. If a club makes events private, users will also need an access code to view their events.

How do I get set up on Radar?

Students/faculty: Sign in w/ your school email. After login, you'll see your university's club list. Click 'Add to calendar' for the ones you care about – their events will now automatically show up on your GCal.

Club leaders: Same process as above. To add a club to Radar, submit a new request. After receiving approval, connect the platforms you want Radar to look at (email, Discord, etc.)

Every organization you're in. On one platform

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