Radarboard / local-first signal board

A desktop board for the work you run across code, ops, and growth.

Radarboard brings GitHub, revenue, incidents, reviews, SEO, releases, and roadmap signals into one macOS-first local app for builders who need fewer tabs and clearer daily context.

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macOS beta access is opening now. Join the list for the first public Mac build.

Windows and Linux planned after the Mac beta.

Maintain

GitHub, releases, issues, npm, sponsors

Operate

Sentry, logs, uptime, deploys, reviews

Grow

Revenue, analytics, SEO, ASO, audience

Ship

Roadmap, tasks, changelog, launch loops

Who it is for

Different roles, same problem: the signals are scattered.

Open-source maintainers

GitHub activity, npm downloads, sponsorship, releases, stars, issues, and backlog signals in one place.

Developers and DevOps

Deployments, logs, uptime, Sentry issues, service health, pull requests, and release risk stay visible.

Marketing and growth

SEO queries, web analytics, App Store reviews, ASO keywords, audience movement, and conversion signals sit near the work.

Founders and teams

Revenue, roadmap, shipping, customer-facing quality, and operating cadence become one board instead of a stack of tabs.

How it grows

Start as a macOS app. Grow only when sharing becomes the job.

The desktop app is the proof. Homebrew, hosted, and custom paths should extend that same installed board idea, not turn Radarboard into another generic cloud dashboard.

macOS app

Install Radarboard as a macOS-first desktop app

The production path starts with a Tauri app that runs the Radarboard server locally and opens in a native OS window.

Homebrew

Make installation scriptable after the signed release

A cask should follow the first credible desktop channel so operators can install and update Radarboard like the rest of their tools.

Hosted / custom

Grow beyond one machine

Hosted and custom versions make sense when teams need shared access, internal integrations, or managed setup.

video slot

ideal asset: 45-60 sec workflow loop

Show the daily scan: connect a source, add widgets, catch a change, act.

Placeholder for a real walkthrough video or sharper app capture across maintainer, DevOps, growth, and founder workflows.

Widgets

Every block answers a job.

Widgets keep the board focused: what shipped, what broke, what grew, what earned, what people are saying, and what needs attention next.

Revenue

Subscription revenue, MRR, gross/net revenue with sparkline charts

Shipping

Recent deploys, commits, and shipped features in a unified timeline

Roadmap

Product

Active releases, project progress, and work in progress from your issue tracker

Analytics

Visitors, top pages, referrers, live visitors, and traffic trends

SEO Performance

SEO

Search queries, click trends, impressions, and ranking positions

Service Monitor

Monitoring

Error tracking, app reviews, and uptime in one unified view

Sponsorship

Sponsors, backers, and donation metrics across platforms

GitHub Activity

Development

Open pull requests and issues across your connected repos

Integrations

Keep the source tools. Change the operating view.

Radarboard works because it sits above the services people already use instead of asking them to rebuild their work around a new system.

RevenueCat

MRR / Churn / Subscribers

OpenPanel

Visitors / Referrers / Conversions

Google Search Console

Queries / Clicks / Rankings

Sentry

Errors / Issues / Latency

BetterStack

Uptime / Incidents / Checks

Vercel

Deploys / Projects / Builds

Linear

Issues / Cycles / Projects

GitHub

PRs / Releases / Stars

Open Collective

Backers / Balance / Transactions

GitHub Sponsors

Sponsors / Tiers / Recurring support

App Store Connect

Ratings / Reviews / Versions

npm

Downloads / Release impact / Package reach

Next step

Join the macOS beta. Build the board around your role.

Connect one source, place the widgets you actually check, and decide whether Radarboard belongs in your working routine. Hosted and custom work can grow from that same foundation.

Join macOS beta Open repository

macOS beta access is opening now. Join the list for the first public Mac build.

Windows and Linux planned after the Mac beta.

Beta access

Join the macOS beta before the hosted path exists.

Radarboard starts as a macOS-first local app. Releases are read from published GitHub desktop tags, while the beta list stays open for install testing, Homebrew availability, and the hosted or custom path for teams that need shared access later.

View source Read setup docs

macOS beta access is opening now. Join the list for the first public Mac build.

Windows and Linux planned after the Mac beta.