Radar Chat
Radar discovers people and things around you, lets you chat securely, share media, and stay safe — even when the internet is gone. No phone number. No email address. No data collected. Ever. No advertising. Ever.
Cost / License
- Pay once or Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Android
Features
Properties
- Decentralized
- Privacy focused
Features
- No Tracking
- Self Destructing Messages
- End-to-End Encryption
- Ad-free
- VoiP Calls
- No registration required
- Dark Mode
- P2P Network
- Network Scanner
- Matrix Protocol
- Video Calling
- Peer-To-Peer
- Network Discovery
- Encrypted Chat
Radar Chat News & Activities
Recent activities
- cmsdloma updated Radar Chat
- cmsdloma added Radar Chat
cmsdloma added Radar Chat as alternative to Radar, GPS Location & Google map, Location Finder / Place Finder and WhatsApp
Radar Chat information
Developed by
DAL Technology Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase ranging between $2 and $3, and / or subscription ranging between $1 and $2 per month.Alternatives
18 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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Social & Communications, File Sharing, Network & Admin, Security & PrivacyGitHub repository
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What is Radar Chat?
Radar discovers people and things around you, lets you chat securely, share media, and stay safe — even when the internet is gone. No phone number. No email address. No data collected. Ever. No advertising. Ever.
The Android app provides a radar-style visualization of nearby peers, devices and things. Explore local traffic, aircraft, drones, marine traffic, points of interest, local photos, phones around you and much more!
We all have a portable multi-band radio in our pocket, with a high res screen, Bluetooth, WiFi and internet connectivity. We even have maps at our fingertips but we're oblivious to what is around us. Even in a crowd an introvert can be lonely (speaking from experience!). With all of this technology there is no way to connect to people around us without first going up to them and asking: "May I have your number?" My Radar app can solve this.
And I've never come across a live map that shows traffic, aircraft, boats, earthquakes, floods, wildfires and other incidents all in one place. That would be a useful and powerful tool, and bring maps to life. Such a prepper's dream could also provide a hub for all emergency alerts and information consolidated all in one place. Radar does this.
