Most investment tools track assets. Radar tracks judgment.

Build a record of every decision — what you believed, what you scored, what happened. Learn what reasoning actually predicts returns.

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Define a thesis

Articulate what you believe — the domains you understand, the outcomes you expect, the kill criteria you won't cross.

Evaluate opportunities

Score every deal against a rubric anchored to your thesis. Record your reasoning before you know the outcome.

Decide

Invest or pass. Either way, the record is timestamped — you'll want it later.

Track outcomes

IRR, TVPI, multiples, cash flows — the ledger every deal eventually reaches. Vintage-year returns, thesis attribution, QSBS lot tracking.

Improve judgment

Score-vs-outcome validation across every graded deal. Find out whether your 44s actually beat your 38s — the rubric earns its keep or it changes.

Radar Cockpit — portfolio value, TVPI, IRR, attention queue, and thesis performance computed by the engine

Built by an active angel to run his own book — 170+ positions, thousands of companies graded. Illustrative data shown; your portfolio renders live.

A graded deal in Radar — rubric score, thesis fit, dossier, kill check, and a sealed decision — A graded deal — rubric, dossier, kill check, sealed decision.

Radar portfolio — positions with real marks, instant thesis filters, paid-in and distributed ledger — The book — honest marks, instant thesis filters, the cash ledger.

Track judgment, not just assets

What did you believe when you wired the check? If you can't answer in one sentence, you're keeping a ledger, not a record. Radar connects the decision to the outcome. Every graded evaluation, every pass, every investment lives in the same engine — so you can ask whether your rubric actually predicts returns, not just whether you picked winners.

Your data stays yours

Radar Desktop runs on your machine. Nothing leaves without your opt-in. The open-source engine is MIT-licensed — you can read every line that touches your data. Private by default is not a marketing claim; it's the architecture.

Open core — the engine is free forever

The CLI, analytics sidecar, schema, and report functions are open source at github.com/ckoglmeier/radar. Radar Desktop is the full visual product over your own local data — same engine, zero setup.