Radar Team

See how geofences power automated time tracking. Track drivers, measure dwell times, and improve workforce management operations at scale.

Learn what geofencing is and how product and engineering teams use geofencing APIs to power location-based features, automate workflows, and drive real-world engagement.

Learn why top brands like DICK'S and T-Mobile choose Radar to scale faster and deliver better customer experiences, instead of building a solution in-house.

Not all geolocation platforms are equal. Learn why teams choose Radar for accurate geofencing, maps, and address validation that scale with your app.

Discover how leading retailers use Store Mode to personalize in-store shopping with curated lists, real-time inventory, and location-based experiences. Learn how Radar powers it.

Learn why geofencing is critical for QSRs. Discover how brands like Panera, Dairy Queen, and Outback Steakhouse use Radar to improve order-ahead pickup, drive app engagement, and increase throughput.

Learn how leading retailers use geofencing to drive foot traffic, automate pickup, improve marketing attribution, and personalize app experiences.

Improve on-site accuracy with Radar. Customize geofence detection and tracking to reduce false check-ins and power reliable logistics workflows.

This quarter, we're announcing new anti-fraud visualizations, floor level detection, a one-line maps migration SDK, and satellite maps.

Geofencing is an essential aspect of many applications we use daily, but what exactly is it?

Say goodbye to Google Maps API costs and limited support. Switch to Radar's mapping API for better pricing, features, and support. Get started for free.

On the Radar is content series highlighting Radar's customers and partners and their geolocation use cases, hosted by Radar Co-Founder and CEO Nick Patrick. This episode features Billy Sarracino from Turvo.

Since we launched Radar Maps Platform, dozens of companies have cut their maps bill significantly by switching from Google or Mapbox. Here are a few of the best examples.

The USPS API is a suite of several APIs, including an address standardization API, a ZIP code lookup API, and a city/state lookup API. While authoritative, the USPS APIs can be challenging for developers to access and use.

This quarter, we're announcing new risk and compliance reporting for gaming customers, campaign builder, and the general availability of international address coverage.

On the Radar is content series highlighting Radar's customers and partners and their geolocation use cases, hosted by Radar Co-Founder and CEO Nick Patrick. This episode features Courtney Mackedanz from Five Below.

Reverse geocoding transforms coordinates into street addresses or place names, and is essential for maps and location-based apps. Discover top vendors, their benefits, and how to choose the best one for your business.

Learn the difference between forward and reverse geocoding, their applications, and challenges. Understand how they power navigation, delivery optimization, and spatial data analysis in modern technology.

Reverse geocoding transforms coordinates into street addresses or place names, and is essential for maps and location-based apps. Discover top vendors, their benefits, and how to choose the best one for your business.

Mapbox or Google Maps API not cutting it? Explore the differences between the best mapping platforms of 2025. Compare features, pricing, and better alternatives.