Radar Chat

Radar Chat

Leave digital messages in the physical world

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Radar Chat lets you communicate with people nearby and discover things in the world around you. Use it to find food trucks, garage sales, good coffee, and more! Plan your next friendly scavenger hunt or leave surprise notes for your loved ones.
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Zach Stone
I really like this idea! Could you compare it to Pokermon Go, but with real world applications? Do you envisage people will leave digital chats for restaurants, bars and anything they may comes across?
Thomas Hunter II
@zach_stone I suppose one could compare it to Pokemon Go. Certainly, it's many users first time experience with geolocation. Leaving messages physically within real-world establishments is something that users will likely end up doing. That said, such messages won't be logically "attached" to the business, so there are better platforms out there for aggregating reviews. The real exciting part to me is that they can leave messages at completely arbitrary locations -- like a tree!
Oooh I love this idea!
Thomas Hunter II
@maxwellcdavis Glad to hear it!
Reuben Carter
Thats a really cool idea
Thomas Hunter II
@reuben_carter Thanks! I'm glad to hear you like it.
Levi Worts
I had a similar idea for triggering conversational experiences at locations. Great to see you bring this to life! Hybrid interactions between the real and digital world create such a cool experience.
Thomas Hunter II
@levi_worts The sky is the limit!
Kiera Hunter
This is hella coool!!! Great job!
Thomas Hunter II
Cate
Very cool app.
Thomas Hunter II
Thomas Hunter II
Hello Product Hunters! I'm really excited to launch Radar Chat, a product that I've been working on for the last few years. Think of it as a map app for your mobile phone, but one that you can annotate and find things that are more timely. For example, most map apps can't tell you: - Where are the garage sales? - Is my favorite food truck available today? - What areas in SF have the most litter right now? Radar Chat has some paying customers right now and they're using it to award students who check-in to STEM-related businesses that they've partnered with -- think planetariums and science museums. Here's an example of one such customer channel: https://app.radar.chat/#/channel...
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