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About RadarPulse

About RadarPulse

RadarPulse is a markets terminal built to make institutional-style data legible to everyday traders and investors. It scores and ranks unusual options activity, tracks what politicians and big funds are doing, and pairs the whole thing with AI assistants, free paper trading and a built-in Academy. This page explains what RadarPulse is, who builds it, where the data comes from, and the principles we hold ourselves to.

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What RadarPulse is

RadarPulse is a web-based markets terminal that turns scattered, hard-to-read market data into one workspace. At its core is a scored unusual options flow scanner that rates every print and surfaces the day's most notable activity, but the platform reaches well beyond flow: live index prices, an S&P 500 heat map, charts, crypto, news, and trackers that follow the trades disclosed by members of Congress, by Donald Trump, and by large institutions through their 13F filings. The goal is simple, give individual traders a clearer, faster read on the market without an enterprise price tag.

Who it's for

RadarPulse is built for self-directed retail traders and investors: people who want to study the market themselves rather than be told what to do. That includes active traders watching the options tape for unusual activity, swing traders and position builders assembling watchlists, investors curious about what politicians and institutions are buying, and complete beginners who want to learn the mechanics safely before risking a dollar. If you like to do your own research, RadarPulse is designed to make that research faster and better-informed.

What we build

The team behind RadarPulse

Every article on the blog is bylined to the RadarPulse Markets Team and links back to this section. The RadarPulse Markets Team builds and maintains RadarPulse: the 0–100 unusual-options-flow score, the Congress, Trump and 13F trackers, and the Academy. We publish the scoring methodology in full and grade our own signals in public, so you can check the record rather than take our word for it: the methodology page shows exactly how a print is scored, and /proof grades the board.

RadarPulse is built and maintained by the RadarPulse Markets Team: the people who design the scanner, source and validate the data, write the Academy, and keep the terminal running. Our focus is on accuracy, transparency about how our analytics work, and shipping tools that respect both your time and your money. When we publish a number, we want you to be able to understand where it came from; that principle runs through the product and through pages like our methodology writeup.

Contact & accountability

Reach a human at support@radarpulse.io. That address is monitored for product questions, data-accuracy reports and privacy requests — if something on this site is wrong, that is where to tell us, and corrections are made in public the same way the blog handles them.

RadarPulse is pre-launch and waitlist-only: no plan is on sale and no payment is taken. The operating entity, registration details and the completed Terms and Privacy Policy are published here before any plan goes on sale. Until then this page and that address are the accountable channel.

Data sources & freshness policy

Being clear about data is part of being trustworthy, so here is exactly how fresh each piece is:

We do not claim real-time flow on any tier right now, and we don't blur the line between live quotes and delayed flow. The delayed tape is well suited to studying activity and building watchlists, which is what the product is built around; if you need to react to prints inside the minute, RadarPulse is not that tool today.

Educational, not advice

RadarPulse provides market data and analytics for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in the product is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, and nothing is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. A high unusualness score, a tracked politician's disclosed trade, or an institution's 13F position is descriptive, it tells you what happened, not what you should do. Unusual prints can reflect hedging, spreads or other strategies, and data may be delayed. Trading and investing involve substantial risk of loss. Always do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed professional before making decisions.

Contact

The best way to reach us is through the site. Open RadarPulse and use the in-app account and support options to get in touch with the RadarPulse Markets Team, whether you have a question about the data, a billing matter, or feedback on the product. You can also follow along on the social channels linked from the app for updates and new features.

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