AI-powered feed reader that pulls RSS, Telegram, X and YouTube into one personalized news stream tuned to your taste.
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What is Radaric?
AI feed reader that learns your editorial taste
Radaric is an AI feed reader that learns your editorial taste. Instead of endless scrolling, it brings RSS, Telegram, X, and YouTube into a single feed and filters every item against criteria you write in plain language, showing a confidence score and the reason for each decision.
Key capabilities:
- Multi-source aggregation — Connect RSS, Telegram (including private channels), X/Twitter, YouTube, Substack, Bluesky, Mastodon, Product Hunt, GitHub, and arXiv in one inbox.
- AI filtering with feedback learning — Approve, reject, and explain; every correction trains your personal filter, which keeps getting sharper.
- Story deduplication — When many sources cover the same event, you get one merged story with links to the originals.
- AI reads video — YouTube filtering works from video transcripts, not just titles.
Radaric is a paid web app with no free tier: Lite ($9/mo or $90/yr) and Pro ($59/mo or $499/yr, includes X account parsing). Signups via the Product Hunt link get a 7-day free trial with no card, and every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Radaric Key Features
Multi-source aggregation
RSS, Telegram (including private channels), X, YouTube, Substack, Bluesky, Mastodon, Product Hunt, GitHub and arXiv in a single inbox.
AI filtering
Every item is scored against your own natural-language criteria, with a confidence percentage and the reason shown for each decision.
Feedback learning
Approve, reject, and explain any item; every correction trains your personal filter so it keeps getting sharper with daily use.
Story deduplication
When many sources cover the same event, you get one merged story with links to the originals instead of near-duplicate copies.
AI reads video transcripts
YouTube items are filtered based on AI-read video transcripts, not just titles — something no classic RSS reader does.
Best for
Who uses Radaric?
Newsletter editors, researchers, PR/comms professionals and other heavy information consumers
turn hundreds of daily feeds into a 20-minute read
RSS, Telegram, X and YouTube power users
get one AI-filtered stream that learns their editorial taste
Plans and access
Radaric Pricing
Paid
Lite $9/mo ($90/yr), Pro $59/mo ($499/yr). 7-day free trial via PH link; 30-day money-back.
Common questions
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How is Radaric different from Feedly or Inoreader?
Unlike plain RSS readers, Radaric also pulls in Telegram (including private channels), X and YouTube — AI even reads video transcripts to decide relevance. More importantly, it learns from your approve/reject feedback, so the filter becomes personal instead of one-size-fits-all.
Is my Telegram account safe to connect?
Yes. Radaric's Telegram connection is read-only: it reads messages and never sends, modifies, or deletes anything in your account. Credentials are stored encrypted.
Is there a free tier?
There is no free plan — the maker says the filter only gets better with daily use, so it stays paid. Lite is $9/mo and Pro is $59/mo; signups through the Product Hunt launch link get a 7-day free trial with no card, and all plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Who built Radaric?
Radaric was built by Kirill, the editor of Zhurnalus, a weekly design digest with 500+ issues since 2016. He built it to solve his own problem: scanning hundreds of feeds every day.
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