aiRADAR tracks mentions and changes in selected public sources. Your team checks the context and decides what needs attention. We agree the sources and scope before starting.




We show the source, topic, rights and owner-review boundary. No model or coverage promise is made here.

A signal without context is not a conclusion.






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Tbilisi · aiNOWChoose the monitoring question closest to your team.
Source list
Coverage is scoped and visible; the whole internet is not promised.
What we clarify
First step
Name the public sources, topics and owner who reviews the result.
What we need from you
Approved source list and topic brief.
aiRADAR works within agreed sources and topics. It does not claim whole-internet coverage, investment returns or autonomous advertising.
Review mentions and feedback from agreed public sources.

Track agreed public changes with context for review.

Keep topics, rights and review ownership explicit.

Prepare owner-reviewed monitoring output.

Topics, sources, rights and review cadence determine whether a signal is useful.
Review agreed public mentions with a clear owner.
Group public feedback into a reviewable workflow.
Track agreed public changes without turning them into trading advice.
Monitor public sources within a written topic and source scope.
Track agreed public activity; the owner reviews the signal before deciding.
Keep rights, topics and human review visible for professional monitoring.
Define sources, topics, rights, cadence and the business decision before monitoring.
Choose public sources and the topics the team is allowed to monitor.
Name the owner, cadence, rights and what remains outside scope.
Use agreed outputs for a decision; keep open gaps visible.
aiRADAR monitors agreed public sources and prepares context. It does not monitor the whole internet, trade or activate ads.
Monitoring starts from agreed public sources and permitted topics.
Source access and data costs are separate unless written into scope.
A report is useful when a named owner knows what decision it supports.
Mentions and activity are not conclusions without human context.
aiRADAR is not a trading system and promises no returns.
Campaign actions remain outside the monitoring layer unless separately scoped.
We are aiNOW, a Tbilisi team helping businesses structure agreed-source monitoring.
For aiRADAR, we define topics, sources, rights, cadence and the owner who reviews context.
The business keeps responsibility for decisions and actions.
Direct answers about sources, limits, pricing and owner control.
A monitoring and analysis workflow for agreed public sources, topics and owner decisions.
No. Coverage is limited to agreed sources, not the whole internet.
Customer feedback can be monitored when its public source and permitted scope are agreed.
Teams that need agreed-source monitoring and a human-reviewed signal for a business decision.
Tell us which topics, public sources and decision owner matter. We will confirm scope, rights and written terms before monitoring.