Manual

Radar — the work sensor

Radar is an app you install on your computer. It notices the work you are already doing — the windows you work in, the text that crosses your screen — and turns it into a record, on its own. That is invisible management: nobody has to stop their day to report what they did.

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What it does, in one sentence

While you work, Radar watches this machine's screen, filters out what isn't work, and sends only short summaries to your Orion account. Your day becomes a record without you typing anything.

What never leaves your machine

Your screens and full texts stay on your computer — always. What travels are short, already-filtered summaries. Passwords, cards and health matters are cut before any sending, and don't even appear in local records. In the app's Status tab you can see, at any moment, exactly what left and what stayed.

You own the filter

In the Filters tab, any app, window or site you put on the list becomes invisible to Radar — it doesn't see it and doesn't send it. One click excludes; another undoes. And when the filter gets it wrong, you fix it on the spot: every sent summary has a "not work" button, and every cut has a "this is work".

Detailed guide

This part of the manual is under construction. The chapters below arrive with the product:

  • Installing Radar (Mac and Windows)
  • Connecting your machine to your Orion account
  • Reading the Status tab: what left, what stayed
  • Tuning the filters to your routine
  • Pausing and resuming capture

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