NODUS PH Radar

About

NODUS PH Radar — Historical intelligence layer over Product Hunt

Product Hunt shows you today. PH Radar shows you the whole story.

PH Radar is a side-panel companion for makers, founders, and hunters who take Product Hunt seriously. It captures the day's launch race as it happens, keeps a private history of what you track, and alerts you the moment a product breaks out — all without leaving your browser.

WHAT YOU GET

🏁 Daily Race
Watch the day unfold in real time. A live time bar maps the Pacific-Time launch day through its phases — start, early race, warmup, hot, warm, cold, and the pre-reset sprint — with a countdown to the midnight reset. See the current top products with ranks, votes, comments, and momentum.

📸 Snapshots, your way
Capture the leaderboard manually, or let the adaptive scheduler do it for you. Three cadence profiles (Eco, Standard, Hi-fi) balance freshness against API usage, and a smart-skip engine avoids redundant calls to keep your quota healthy.

🔔 Watch rules & alerts
Define your own conditions — votes, comments, velocity per hour, or rank — and get a bell notification the instant a launch matches. Never miss the product that's about to take off.

🗓 Launch Calendar
See upcoming launches in the Spotlight network, with featured highlights, so you can plan ahead.

📊 Dashboard
Turn your snapshots into insight: trends across products, people, and topics over time.

⭐ Products & Hunters
Search, favorite, and keep private notes on the products and people you care about.

🌐 Built-in translation
Read taglines and comments in your language using Chrome's native, on-device Translator API — free, offline, and private. Toggle any text between its original and your language.

🗺 16-language interface
The UI speaks your language out of the box, with manual override in Settings.

PRIVACY FIRST
PH Radar is local-first. You connect it with your own free Product Hunt developer token, which stays in your browser. Your snapshots, notes, and favorites live on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no data collection.

Cultivate your own radar.