Filter to a shortlist
Radar opens on the full catalog as one filterable list. Narrow it by category, ecosystem, and stage from idea through testnet to mainnet, and switch on the toggles that matter to your intake, such as funding-ready or verified publisher only. Each row carries its signals as chips: funding-ready, stage, token status, the credited team, and whether the listing is publisher-maintained or still an unclaimed directory entry, with the publisher’s verified mark on the company name. The chips are the shortlist logic made visible, so a teammate can read why a row surfaced.The Radar score
Sorting by Radar score ranks projects by a freshness-aware blend of verification, team, activity, and review signals. The exact recipe is not published, deliberately, so it cannot be optimized against. Treat the score as a triage order, not a verdict, and read the chips and the project page before anything reaches your pipeline. When scores are a stale snapshot, the list says so instead of serving old numbers as fresh.From shortlist to decision
A Radar row links to the full product page: the team with their proof, the publishing company, reviews, and on-chain deployment data with its coverage stated. Running a grants intake. The funding-ready toggle plus verified-publisher only is a strong first cut, and it thins out the two most common time sinks in an intake round: projects that never declared they were looking for funding, and directory entries nobody has claimed. Funding-ready is a declaration, not a diligence outcome. Once a cohort is funded, attestations record who took part and the Tracker shows what happened after. Ecosystem BD. Filter to your ecosystem and sort by Radar score to see what is moving in your own catalog rather than what submitted a form most recently. Accelerator sourcing. Stage filters do the work here: idea and testnet projects are a different pipeline from mainnet ones, and the chips let a teammate see why a row surfaced without re-running your reasoning.Where Radar hands off
Radar decides what reaches a human, not what survives one. A high score orders your queue; it is not an audit, a safety statement, or an endorsement, and on-chain activity is not proof of product quality. Every figure keeps its caveats attached so they travel into your own diligence rather than getting lost on the way. dApp Radar is part of the Company plan and opens to owners and admins of the subscribed hub.Continue on Dapping
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