The warning signs are usually there. They are just scattered across your tools.
A complaint in email. A missed promise from a call. Slower replies in Slack. A renewal six weeks away. Individually, each signal is easy to miss. Together, they can tell you exactly where to act.
Radar turns scattered relationship signals into a short, ranked list of things worth acting on.
The things that quietly change a client relationship.
Protect revenue
Spot developing client risk early enough to intervene before a cancellation conversation starts.
Keep commitments
Catch requests, promises and unresolved issues hiding across messages, meetings and delivery work.
Grow accounts
Surface additional projects, services and needs your clients are already talking about.
A working fictional demo
See how Radar turns client noise into a clear next move.
Start with what needs attention
Radar ranks client risks, opportunities and commitments so you do not start the day hunting through tools.
Explore in demoEngagement has declined over the last 30 days, a reporting concern is unresolved, and renewal is approaching with no commitment in place.
Understand the whole relationship
Open a client to see what changed over time, the commercial context and the few actions that matter now.
Explore in demoSee the evidence behind every finding
Important recommendations are tied back to the messages, meetings and activity that support them.
Explore in demoEvery recommendation comes with receipts
Know why Radar thinks something matters.
Radar is designed to show the signals behind a conclusion, not ask you to trust an unexplained score.
REVENUE RISK
BrightPath renewal needs attention
Why Radar flagged it
- Engagement has dropped in the last 30 days
- One unresolved reporting concern
- Renewal is in 61 days
- Contract renews on 30 Oct 2026, in 61 days
Recommended action
Resolve the reporting request before initiating the renewal conversation.
Suggested next step: book an account review this week and confirm the outstanding changes first.
Radar watches the relationships. You stay in control.
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Connect
Connect the places where client relationships already happen.
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Spot what changed
Radar brings together meaningful signals across conversations and commitments.
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Act
See what needs attention, why it matters and the next move to make.
The difference is context
From scattered signals to one clear next move.
One slower reply means very little. Several changes, plus an unresolved issue and a renewal approaching, can mean a lot. Radar is built to combine signals before asking you to act.
Scattered across your tools
Radar conclusion
BrightPath needs attention before renewal.
The issue is not one message. It is the combination of an unresolved reporting concern, lower attendance and slower engagement with 9 weeks left to renew.
Next move
Resolve the reporting issue, then book the account review this week.
Your client conversations stay yours.
Radar observes, explains and recommends. You stay in control of what connects and what happens next. Disconnect any time.
- Read-only. Never emails your clients
- Evidence behind every finding
- You choose which tools connect
- Findings checked with you during the pilot
- How we keep it safe
You do not need Radar to be right about everything.
It needs to help you catch the one client problem, missed promise or expansion opportunity you would otherwise notice too late.
A simple example
If one client is worth £3,000 a month, noticing a serious issue a few weeks earlier can be commercially meaningful.
Radar does not promise to prevent churn. The value is earlier visibility, clearer context and a better chance to act while the relationship can still be influenced.
“Agencies do not usually lose a client in a spreadsheet. They lose them in an unanswered email. I built Radar to catch that while you can still do something about it.”
Founding pilot
See what you may be missing across your client relationships.
I am looking for a small number of agencies, consultancies and established freelancers to test Radar against real client relationships and help shape what gets automated next.
- Read-only. Radar never emails your clients.
- Around 45 days, with dates agreed before you start.
- Leave any time. Pilot data is deleted within 30 days of the pilot ending.
- Every finding comes with the evidence behind it, and we check the first results with you.
Best suited to people managing roughly 5–30 valuable recurring client relationships.
What the pilot includes
Test Radar on real client relationships.
A focused founding cohort designed to prove whether Radar surfaces useful risks, commitments and growth opportunities before more of the workflow is automated.
- A focused set of client relationships
- Risk and opportunity analysis
- Missed commitment detection
- Evidence behind important findings
- Recommended next actions
- Direct feedback loop with the founder
Questions people ask before applying.
What does Radar do?
With your permission it reads your client emails, meetings and messages. Then it tells you who might leave, who might buy more, and what you promised but have not done yet, with the evidence behind each one.
Who is it for?
Agencies, consultancies and established freelancers looking after roughly 5 to 30 client relationships they cannot afford to lose.
Does it email my clients?
No. Radar only reads. It can draft a message for you, and you decide whether to send it.
Which tools does it read?
The pilot starts with email, Gmail first with Outlook next. Slack, meeting notes and delivery tools are being added, and the demo shows the full set so you can see where it is heading.
How long is the pilot?
Around 45 days. We agree the exact dates and the client relationships in scope before anything is connected.
What if I want out?
Disconnect your tools whenever you like. Pilot data is deleted within 30 days of the pilot ending, sooner if you ask.