Radaric is a Personal productivity tool: AI feed reader that filters sources by your editorial criteria.

How much does Radaric cost?

Radaric uses a Paid model; paid plans start at $9 per month.

What are the best alternatives to Radaric?

Community-listed alternatives to Radaric include Obsidian, Miro, Toggl Track, Willow.

What does Radaric integrate with?

Radaric integrates with RSS, Telegram, X (Twitter), YouTube, Substack, Bluesky and more.

Radaric

AI feed reader that filters sources by your editorial criteria

Paid · $9Personal productivity Social media management

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Radaric is a personal productivity tool for Creators and Freelancers, offered as paid ($9/mo). Popular alternatives include Obsidian, Miro, Toggl Track.

About Radaric

Radaric is a web-based AI feed reader for editors, newsletter writers and news curators, built by Kirill Oleinichenko, who edits the weekly design digest Zhurnalus. It pulls RSS feeds, Telegram channels, X accounts and YouTube into one feed, checks every new post against criteria you write in plain language, and learns from what you approve, reject and explain.

Each post gets a confidence score and a short reason, and rejected posts stay one click away so nothing disappears silently. Posts about the same event from different sources and languages are grouped into one story with links to every source. You can import an OPML export from Feedly or Inoreader, add Substack, Bluesky, Mastodon, Product Hunt, GitHub or arXiv sources in a click, and filter YouTube videos by their transcripts. Telegram access is read-only with encrypted credentials. Lite costs $9 a month and covers everything except X sources, which need the $59 Pro plan.

It fits solo editors who scan hundreds of sources a day for a newsletter or channel. Feedly offers AI prioritization and team features, Inoreader has a free plan and rule-based filters, and Readwise Reader is better for reading saved articles. Radaric is a one-person product with single-user accounts, no team plan, no free plan and no mobile app.

Radaric launched on Product Hunt on October 22, 2026, its first launch, and ranked 16th that day. Buying tip: start with Lite unless X is a core source; the 30-day money-back guarantee applies to annual subscriptions, so pay yearly only once you are sure the filter saves real time.

Key features of Radaric

One feed combining RSS, Telegram, X, YouTube and event triggers
AI filter that checks posts against plain-language criteria
Confidence score and short reason for every decision
Rejected posts kept one click away for review
Learning from approvals, rejections, explanations, saves and opens
Story grouping across sources and languages with links to each source
OPML import from Feedly or Inoreader and one-click Substack, Bluesky and arXiv sources
YouTube transcript reading so videos can be filtered

Pros and cons

Pros

Built by a working newsletter editor for that job
Explains why each post passed or failed the filter
Telegram channels, including private ones, alongside RSS
Lite plan is inexpensive at $9 a month
Groups duplicate coverage of the same event

Cons

X sources require the $59 Pro plan
One person per account and no team plan
No free plan or standing free trial
Run by a single developer
Web only, with no mobile app

Radaric pricing

Radaric uses a paid model.

Plan	Price	Includes
Lite	$9 / mo	All features except X parsing; $90 billed yearly
Pro	$59 / mo	Adds X/Twitter sources; $499 billed yearly

Source: radaric.pro · checked on Oct 24, 2026

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How Radaric compares in Personal productivity

Rank by votes: #1 / 30
Starting price: $9
Free alternatives: 1

Radaric ranks #1 of 30 personal productivity tools by community votes and is priced in line with the category.

Common use cases

1Shortlisting stories for a weekly newsletter
2Monitoring Telegram channels and RSS feeds for a niche news channel
3Following a research field through arXiv and GitHub
4Tracking competitors' announcements across X and blogs
5Cutting YouTube subscriptions down to relevant videos

Best for

Solo editors and newsletter writers who need to filter many sources by their own editorial taste.

Not ideal for

Teams that need shared feeds, mobile apps or a free reader (Feedly, Inoreader).

Integrations

RSS
Telegram
X (Twitter)
YouTube
Substack
Bluesky
GitHub
Product Hunt

Our take

Radaric is a focused tool that does one editorial job well and explains its choices. Start with monthly Lite and pay for Pro only if X is central to your sourcing; the 30-day money-back guarantee covers annual plans only.

FAQ

What is Radaric?: Radaric is a Personal productivity tool: AI feed reader that filters sources by your editorial criteria.
How much does Radaric cost?: Radaric uses a Paid model; paid plans start at $9 per month.
What are the best alternatives to Radaric?: Community-listed alternatives to Radaric include Obsidian, Miro, Toggl Track, Willow.
What does Radaric integrate with?: Radaric integrates with RSS, Telegram, X (Twitter), YouTube, Substack, Bluesky and more.
Which platforms does Radaric support?: Radaric is available on web.
Who is Radaric for?: Solo editors and newsletter writers who need to filter many sources by their own editorial taste.

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