Tracked roadmap
Every commitment HighLevel makes about what's coming — with a deep-link to the original context, an expected next-stage projection, and a date when that projection goes overdue.
FeaturesEverything HighLevel ships.
Everything HighLevel ships.
Scored for your agency.
Radar is a closed-loop intelligence product. We do the monitoring; you get a clean, lifecycle-aware, relevance-scored board. Your only job is opening the tab.
The product
What lands on your dashboard.
The interface stays simple because the work happens upstream. Five things show up reliably:
Beta visibility
When a feature becomes testable, the card promotes the same day. You don't have to manually check Labs to find out what changed overnight.
Release confirmation
The card moves to Released the moment we have ground-truth evidence the change is actually live for all sub-accounts. Not an announcement — actual production.
Known-issue early warning
Surfaced as soon as the chatter is real and corroborated. You hear about a regression from us, not from a client who tried to use it.
Relevance-gated alerts
A separate feed that fires only when a feature crosses a relevance threshold for one of your niches. The Alerts tab is "things worth your attention," not every extracted item.
Auditable provenance
Open any card and see every place this feature has been observed, with a confidence grade and links back to the originals. Nothing on the board is hand-waved.
Lifecycle
Every feature has a stage. Every stage has a colour.
Five status states, fused from multiple signals. When a feature opens to beta, hits production, or breaks — the registry updates and (if it matters to your niches) an alert fires.
Roadmap
Announced — not yet beta. The earliest, longest, and most speculative phase.
In Labs
Open beta — testable in your sub-accounts today.
Released
In production for all sub-accounts. Corroborated by ground-truth evidence.
Known issue
Reported and corroborated. Tracked until acknowledged or fixed.
Deprecation
Going away. Surfaces with the announcement date and the planned cutover.
Confidence
Reported · Corroborated · Confirmed — set by how many independent channels observed the feature. Speculation never gets mistaken for evidence.
The moat
The niche relevance engine.
Anyone can republish a release feed. Radar tells you which 4% of it matters to the clients you actually have.
How a niche profile works
- 1
You name the niche ("real-estate brokerages") and describe the typical client's stack — booking, pipeline, lead source, automations.
- 2
Radar scores every feature in the registry against your profile, producing a 0–5 relevance score with a one-line rationale you can read.
- 3
Features scoring 4+ in any active niche enter the Alerts feed. Features below the threshold stay browsable but stop interrupting.
- 4
Profiles re-score automatically when you tune the description, when new features land, or on a regular sweep — whichever comes first.
Round-robin priority weighting
Direct fit — buyer-agent rotation
Attribution Report v2
Lead source tracking is the daily pain
Multi-step Forms 2.0
Conditional buyer/seller flows
Loop step concurrency
Drip nurture timing only
WhatsApp Business Calling
Not yet primary channel for this niche
Drip course release rules
Not a memberships niche
Trust posture
What Radar does not do.
Designing the trust posture was deliberate. These are architectural invariants, not promises.
Zero client-data access
Radar installs at the agency level only and never asks for sub-account scopes — no contacts, conversations, opportunities, calendars. Your clients are not an input.
No AI training on your inputs
Your niche profiles and watchlists are processed for you, not for a model. We don't hand your data to third-party training pipelines.
One-click uninstall
Cancel from the HighLevel Marketplace whenever. Paid features run through the cycle, then your agency drops to the Free tier. No retention pressure.
The work runs whether you watch or not.
Install free, see the last 14 days, and decide whether Radar earns a permanent tab in your sidebar.