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Radar is the leading geofencing and location tracking platform. You can use our SDKs and APIs to build a wide range of location-based product and service experiences, including pickup and delivery tracking, location-triggered notifications, location verification, store locators, address autocomplete, and more.
Quickstart#
Want to get started quickly? Follow these three steps:
Configure geofencing. Create custom geofences or enable out-of-the-box geofences for Places (place, chain, and category detection) or Regions (country, state, DMA, and postal code detection).
Integrate the Radar SDK or API into your app or website. Integrate the SDK or API. Or, before integrating, test geofencing with our toolkit apps for iOS and Android.
Enable integrations. Create a webhook or enable server-side integrations to send Radar events and user context to other systems.
Geofencing#
Geofencing turns location data into context and events to help you build contextual app experiences. Go beyond on-device limits with support for unlimited geofences, polygon geofences, isochrone geofences, out-of-the-box geofences for places and regions, and more.
Radar geofencing is more powerful than native iOS or Android geofencing, with cross-platform support for unlimited geofences, polygon geofences, isochrone (time-based) geofences, temporary geofences, and stop detection.
Use our place database to detect when a user visits a place, chain, or category. Tap into best-in-class POI data from Yelp and other providers.
Detect a user's country, state, DMA (market area), and postal code. Change the app experience based on region, or blocklist location updates in specific countries or states for compliance reasons.
Detect nearby Bluetooth beacons. Beacons are like hardware-enabled micro-geofences, accurate down to a few meters. Compatible with any iBeacons.
Geo APIs#
Use our APIs to build location-based app experiences. Search your own geofence data or tap into our best-in-class address and place data from Yelp, Pitney Bowes, and other providers.
Flexible and affordable forward, reverse, and IP geocoding APIs. Up to 10x cheaper than Google Maps geocoding APIs.
Autocomplete, place, and geofence search APIs. Search your own geofence data or tap into our best-in-class address and place data from Yelp, Pitney Bowes, and other providers.
Distance and matrix APIs to calculate travel distance and duration by foot, bike, or car. Up to 10x cheaper than Google Maps routing APIs.
Trip tracking#
Use our industry-leading location SDK to build experiences for curbside and in-store pickup, delivery tracking, and more.
Developer tools#
Integrate Radar into your product or service using our best-in-class developer tools, including open-source SDKs for iOS, Android, and web, simple and flexible APIs, and integrations with leading platforms like Segment, Amplitude, Braze, and more.
Open-source SDKs for iOS, Android, and web that make location simple. Use the Radar SDK to add location context and tracking to your apps with just a few lines of code.
Use the Radar APIs as building blocks for location-based products and services. Or, use Radar APIs to manage your Radar data, including users, trips, geofences, and events.
Event integrations like webhooks, Segment, Braze, and Amplitude allow you to send events from Radar to other systems. Geofence integrations like Yext allow you to sync geofences from other systems to Radar.
Use our Radar Toolkit apps for iOS and Android to test Radar geofencing before integrating the SDK, or to test your implementation of Radar side-by-side with a complete implementation.