You will find all the instructions you need for Radar to work correctly and get the most out of the tool.
Last updated: July 2026
Radar is organized into three sections: Feed (where you work day to day), My account (your channel vision), and Channels (your references). This guide explains what each one does and how to get the most from it.
1. Feed
The Feed is Radar's main screen — it is the section you land on by default when you open the app. It lists videos synced from your reference channels, each with a fit indicator based on your channel vision. Prioritize high-fit videos to find ideas worth recording without wading through noise.
Screenshot: Feed button in the navigationScreenshot: Feed — overview with fit scores
Opening a video from the Feed takes you to its detail page. That is where you use the four AI tools:
Summary — a brief synthesis of the content so you grasp what the video is about in seconds.
Resources — relevant links from the web and social networks related to the video topic.
Record — a step-by-step guide with short scripts per scene to film your own version.
Ask — a chat to query what is said in the video before you record.
Screenshot: video detail — AI tools
2. My account
The Account button opens My account, where you define and edit your Channel vision: niche description and keywords. Radar uses this to score how well each video fits in the Feed. The more specific your description — topic, format, audience, and tone — the more useful the fit indicator becomes.
Screenshot: Account button in the navigationScreenshot: My account — Channel vision
3. Channels
In Channels you manage the YouTube creators you follow as references. Radar syncs their videos and compares them with your channel vision to power the Feed. Choose references in your niche and update the list when you pivot — that keeps the feed relevant.
Screenshot: Channels button in the navigationScreenshot: Channels — reference creators added
Use the Feed to discover ideas and prepare each recording, adjust your vision in My account as your channel evolves, and keep your references up to date in Channels.