2025 will be a major turning point in the geolocation compliance market. Here are 3 big predictions.

In this post, we reflect on a great 2024, preview an even bigger 2025, and thank our amazing community of customers and partners for their support.

IRL 2024 is just over 5 weeks away! Here are 5 reasons you can't miss it.

Between geofencing, maps, and geo-compliance, Radar is now processing 1 billion API calls per day!

With the launch of Radar Maps Platform and our geo-compliance solution for gaming, 2023 was the most ambitious year in Radar history.

After the resounding success of IRL 2022, IRL is back in NYC on September 21, 2023! Here are 5 reasons to be excited about IRL 2023.

Thanks to our customers and partners, 2022 was a big year at Radar. And we can't wait to show you what we have in store for 2023.

We recently hosted the first-ever Radar IRL, where nearly 100 product and digital leaders gathered to discuss the past, present, and future of location tech. Read the recap and catch up on everything we announced.

We've raised a $55 million Series C led by Insight Partners to build location infrastructure for every product and service.

Our vision is location infrastructure for every product and service, and a big vision means making big bets. Today, we're transitioning from radar.io to radar.com.

Starting on March 29, 2021, apps submitted to the Google Play Store must receive approval to access location in the background. Learn tips and best practices for getting approved.

QR codes are cool again because they're a lightweight, contactless way to unlock a digital experience tied to a physical location. But many large retailers and QSRs are turning to another, more powerful technology: geofencing.

2020 has been a year of massive change. Location, and how we interact with the physical world, is more important than ever. To focus Radar and our customers on the massive opportunity in front of us, we've refreshed our mission and vision.

We're excited to welcome Charlene Lee as Director of Product and David Blackman as Director of Engineering.

iOS 14 allows users to share only their approximate location with apps rather than their precise location. In this post, we explain the changes and how to prepare.

In a time of social distancing, QSRs and retailers are switching from in-store transactions to curbside pickup, BOPIS (buy-online-pickup-in-store), and delivery. Learn how Radar can help you power these experiences.

The new APIs are free up to 100,000 API requests per month and $0.50 per 1,000 API calls thereafter.

Location tracking involves tradeoffs between accuracy, frequency, and battery efficiency. Learn how Radar SDK v3 can help you choose the right balance for your use case.

We've raised a $20 million Series B round led by Accel to build developer-friendly, privacy-first location data infrastructure. We're also introducing new building blocks for location-aware apps.

We're open-sourcing our SDK, introducing new tracking options and tools for data minimization.