What should I try during the seven days?
Add the models you use to your Stack, review their matches in the Feed, and choose a few alert types that matter to your work. Open the original sources and try a delivery destination. Use that experience to decide whether Pro makes your regular review easier.
What does the free account include?
A free account includes a Stack of up to five declared models and an optional morning Brief. Route-specific retirement dates appear where supported published evidence exists. The Brief contains up to five confirmed changes on qualifying mornings, with seven issue dates of history. No card is required.
What changes when I choose Pro?
The Free Brief gives you an edited morning overview. Pro lets you review the full Feed and history across included sources, match changes to up to 100 current declared dependencies, and choose your alerts. Use saved views to return to the changes you follow, with API and MCP access for supported tools.
Does signing in subscribe me to email?
Sign-in and email preferences are separate. Choose the Free Brief and Pro notifications independently in Radar. You can unsubscribe from the Brief without closing your account. Selecting a delivery destination does not mean every alert is enabled; review your chosen providers, alert types, and delivery settings.
What if my model or route is not covered?
Missing evidence stays unknown. A record for a provider’s direct API does not automatically apply to Bedrock or another serving route. Use the exact model, route, and any required region to inspect supported information. A missing retirement date does not establish that a model is safe indefinitely.
Can my agent use Radar?
Active Pro keys provide four stable source tools. Additional tools depend on enabled features, current evidence, and account entitlements. Supported clients include Grok Bot, OpenClaw, and Hermes. Read-only queries and authorized Stack writes have different permissions; the setup guide describes the tools and authentication your account can use.
Which sources does Radar monitor?
Radar monitors supported public release pages, pricing and developer documentation, lifecycle notices, model catalogs, benchmarks, product pages, and public status systems. Coverage changes as sources pass or fail review. The current coverage catalog records supported sources; broad provider coverage does not guarantee evidence for every serving route.
Will Radar change my code or traffic?
The hosted Radar workflows help you inspect evidence and record review state. They do not edit code, switch traffic, probe production endpoints, or confirm a completed migration. The separate optional GitHub Action can scan locally and propose a migration pull request when explicitly enabled, under its documented permissions.
When does the free Brief arrive?
The Brief is sent at 09:00 ET on qualifying mornings. If there is no qualifying confirmed change, no issue is sent. Each issue keeps its original sources attached, with up to five confirmed changes. You can unsubscribe from Brief email without closing your Radar account.
How does the Pro trial work?
Eligible new customers can receive a seven-day Pro trial with a card. Radar checks eligibility and shows the renewal price and first charge date before checkout. Returning or previously trialed accounts may be charged immediately; the order review states the timing before you proceed to Stripe.
How do I cancel?
Manage Pro renewal from Radar’s billing page. The billing portal shows when cancellation takes effect and how long access continues. Free Brief email and other notification preferences are managed separately. Cancelling a paid renewal does not require closing your account or subscribing to any other email.
