The all-in-one location platform built to help teams fight fraud, optimize operations, and engage customers at scale.
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Today we're launching Radar's MCP server!
Connect @radarlabs to ChatGPT or Claude and work 10x faster with AI, from fraud and compliance to operations and marketing.
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Last week, @radarlabs welcomed 50 strategic customers and prospects to Radar IRL in Palm Springs for conversations about location intelligence, AI, and what's next. Thanks to everyone who joined!
Stay tuned for some exciting launches over the next few weeks...
AI is helping fraud teams uncover suspicious patterns, connect signals, and make faster risk decisions.
Join Radar CEO Nick Patrick on October 15 to see how AI and location intelligence can accelerate fraud investigations, plus a first look at Radar's newest AI-native capabilities.
Register here: luma.com/radar101526
Fraudsters can change identities, rotate IPs, reset devices, and create new accounts. But they still have to operate somewhere.
See how precise location can uncover coordinated fraud that traditional signals miss 👇 radar.com/blog/how-does-loca…
We spoke at @finovate this week about a major blind spot in the financial services fraud stack.
Traditional identity, device, and IP signals can miss patterns of coordinated fraud that precise, spoof-resistant location can reveal.
Radar adds that physical-world context, helping teams catch fraud earlier and stop it before the money moves.
Fraudsters are getting better at making suspicious activity look legitimate.
Stolen credentials, synthetic identities, multi-accounting, and location spoofing can all make fraud harder to detect.
Join us on September 24 to learn how precise location uncovers the fraud traditional signals miss.
Register: luma.com/radar092426
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Meet our 5 Business Impact winners from this year's 25 to Trust 🏆
The leaders in this category are translating security and compliance into real customer trust and tangible business impact.
🦉 Nick Hardy | @Samsara
↗️ Chuck Kesler | @pendoio
🔺Ryan Fullerton | @radarlabs
💼 Joshua McKibben | @harvey
🌈 Dongting Yu, PhD | @clay
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Thank you for your contributions!
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last week, we got the @radarlabs team together for our Q3 kickoff after wrapping up our largest ARR quarter to date
more and more companies are leveraging location to fight fraud, optimize operations, and engage their customers at scale
we’re heading into the second half of the year with more momentum than ever and hiring across almost every function to support that growth. check out our careers page and reach out if there’s a role that catches your eye! 🚀
Between fraud prevention, market integrity, and jurisdictional access controls, precise geolocation is quickly becoming standard infrastructure for prediction markets.
We're excited to join the conversation at @nextpredictio in October as the Exclusive Geolocation Partner!
📍 @radarlabs joins NEXTPredict Summit New York 2026 as Exclusive Geolocation Partner.
The whole category on one floor: exchanges, capital, regulators and media,
October 22–23 at Convene, 30 Hudson Yards, two weeks before the US midterms.
See who else is in the room: go.next.io/4i1MLgT
Reveal combines device and network intelligence in a single API to detect risky web and mobile sessions, no location permissions required.
Learn more at radar.com/reveal
“The experience for someone near or inside a store should feel distinct from someone shopping at home.”
Brittany Eby shared this during our recent conversation on the future of retail.
Real-time location signals are making it possible to create more personalized, context-aware shopping experiences. The brands that figure this out early will have a major advantage.
Brands like Foot Locker know that customers have the highest intent to purchase when they walk into a store. That’s why they built Store Mode with Radar.
With location-specific welcome screens, features for checking size availability, and the ability to send try-on requests, they’re meeting shoppers exactly where they are on their shopping journey.
Listen to Brittany Eby, a Sr. Product Manager at Foot Locker, walk through their omnichannel experience.
The gap between digital and in-store is still one of the hardest problems in retail.
Brittany Eby, Sr. Digital Product Manager at Foot Locker, is going live next Tuesday, April 28 to share exactly how they used location to close the gap between their app and the in-store moment, and what it's unlocked for their team. You'll walk away knowing:
💡 How Foot Locker uses location data to create smarter in-store moments
🔗 What it takes to connect your app experience to real-world customer behavior
🚀 The impact they've seen on engagement and loyalty since launching with Radar
Save your spot: luma.com/229hok9u
Every brand wants to reach customers at the right moment, but most can’t do it reliably.
Foot Locker can. They partnered with Radar to use geolocation to trigger personalized in-store experiences and are seeing the results in app engagement and customer loyalty.
Join us April 28 at 1:00pm EDT to hear directly from Brittany Eby, Sr. Digital Product Manager at Foot Locker, on how they pull it off. Save your spot: luma.com/229hok9u
ALT How Foot Locker uses location to power its omnichannel experience
This week we teamed up with @heavybit and @gatherdev to welcome engineering leaders, CTOs, and founders at Radar HQ.
Our CTO @timjulien and leaders from @collibra and @Vistaprint shared what's actually working as engineering teams scale agentic workflows across the SDLC.
If this kind of work excites you, we're hiring engineers. Come help us build the future of geolocation.
We recently hosted @iOSoho, NYC's largest iOS meetup, at the new Radar HQ.
The night featured two great talks. Radar's own Liam Meier shared how we're improving altitude and floor detection using sensor data and real-world deployment insights. Then Mike Sanderson gave a deep dive into secure iOS development and what developers need to know about new security standards and OWASP guidelines.
If you're an engineer excited by challenges like these, we're hiring. Come help us build the future of geolocation: radar.com/jobs
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Are you DIr+, Staff+ or dev tool founder in NYC? Join me to discuss "Scaling Agentic AI in the SDLC" - 3/31 6pm, NYC
Most of the CTOs I speak to have had their “claude code moment” by now, but the question is how to safely and reliably scale from augmented to agentic engineering in complex brownfield code bases and how to propagate good practices across larger engineering orgs.
On Tuesday, March 31st in conjunction with @heavybit and @radarlabs I'll be co-hosting an evening of short talks, an engineering leadership panel, and honest conversation about what's actually working as engineering teams work on scaling agentic workflows across the software development lifecycle.
luma.com/2026-03-agentic-sdl…
iOS Engineers in NYC: we're hosting iOSoho at Radar HQ on Thursday, February 26 for an evening of tech talks, networking, food, and drinks. Register here: meetup.com/iosoho/events/313…
You'll hear from Liam Meier, Director of Engineering at Radar, on improving altitude and floor detection using sensor data and real-world deployment learnings. Then, Mike Sanderson will dive into secure iOS development and what developers need to know about new security standards and OWASP guidelines.
🗓️ February 26 at 6:00 PM
📍 Flatiron, NYC
🎟️ In-person and online
🎧 Bonus: In-person attendees can win Radar AirPods in our raffle
ALT iOSoho at Radar
Radar is proud to be included in Built In's 50 Best Startups to Work for in NYC in 2026. We're hiring across almost every function, including Engineering, Design, Customer Success, Sales, and Gaming Operations. Come help us build the future of geolocation: builtin.com/awards/new-york-…
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