Content Radar

Product

The competitor content monitoring tool built for serious teams

Source discovery, candidate review, keyword mapping, reporting, and connector-ready enrichment in one organized workspace.

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Source discovery and monitoring

Know exactly what your competitors are publishing and where

Content Radar lets you attach RSS feeds, Atom feeds, sitemap XML files, and manually imported URLs to each competitor. Every source gets a health status and a last-fetch timestamp. When something breaks, a recovery workflow surfaces it for your attention rather than silently failing.

  • RSS, Atom, and sitemap XML support with automatic format detection
  • Manual URL import via CSV or direct paste with domain validation
  • Google Alerts RSS as a compliant discovery fallback channel
  • Per-source health status: Healthy, Needs review, or Error
  • Last-fetch timestamp and fetch error logging
  • Recovery workflow for failing or blocked sources
Candidate URL review

A structured queue for every new competitor page

When a source fetch discovers new content, those URLs enter a candidate queue instead of automatically landing in your tracked library. You review each candidate, decide what belongs, and keep your workspace clean. Nothing enters your library without going through your deliberate review step.

  • Candidate queue for all newly discovered pages
  • Accept, skip, or flag each candidate URL
  • Duplicate detection across your full URL library
  • Source attribution on every candidate
  • Bulk review actions for high-volume sources
  • Review history for audit and traceability
Keyword and content mapping

Connect competitor content to keyword opportunity

Content Radar is built to become the operating layer between competitor movement and keyword strategy. Teams can map competitor pages to target keywords, identify gaps, prioritize pages by search demand, and turn new competitor URLs into SEO briefs or content actions. Manual CSV imports work today. Connector workflows for automated enrichment from tools like Ahrefs are on the roadmap.

  • Map accepted competitor URLs to target keywords
  • Identify content gaps relative to your own coverage
  • Prioritize pages by topic cluster or keyword theme
  • Manual keyword and URL CSV imports
  • Designed to support connectors like Ahrefs for keyword data
  • Designed to support Google Search Console for owned-site performance signals
Reporting and opportunity prioritization

Turn competitor intelligence into actionable reports

The reports workspace gives your team a live snapshot of competitor activity, source health, content status breakdowns, and the most recent discoveries. Export weekly intelligence briefs, content gap summaries, or editorial priorities for stakeholders who need the signal without the noise.

  • Live workspace metrics: competitor count, source count, article count
  • Source health breakdown across all tracked competitors
  • Content status distribution: New, Reviewed, Saved, Archived
  • Weekly intelligence report snapshots
  • Content gap and opportunity mapping views
  • Exportable briefs for editorial and SEO planning
Source health and fallback workflows

Never silently lose a competitor signal

Sources break. Feeds move. Sitemaps change structure. Content Radar surfaces failing sources with specific error context and provides a recovery flow that guides you through reconnecting or replacing a source. Google Alerts RSS serves as a reliable, compliant fallback for competitors whose structured feeds are difficult to maintain.

  • Per-source error context and failure reason
  • Guided source recovery assistant workflow
  • Fallback to Google Alerts RSS for compliant discovery
  • Source health history across ingestion runs
  • Alerts for sources that have gone silent above a threshold
  • Easy source replacement without losing historical data

Connector-ready keyword intelligence

Content Radar is not only about discovering competitor content. It is designed to connect content movement with keyword opportunity. Connector workflows will bring in keyword difficulty, search volume, ranking context, and intent signals from tools like Ahrefs to help you prioritize.

Ahrefs (planned)

Keyword data, ranking opportunities, keyword difficulty, search volume, and competing pages

Google Search Console (planned)

Owned-site performance signals, impressions, clicks, and position data

Sitemap and feed sources

Public content discovery from competitor XML sitemaps and RSS or Atom feeds

Manual CSV imports

Competitor URLs, keywords, and content inventories imported from any tool

Compliant by design

Content Radar is built around compliant source workflows. It works with public, structured, or user-provided sources rather than relying on fragile scraping tactics. This means more reliable workflows, cleaner source governance, and better fit for teams that care about how their intelligence is gathered.

Read about our philosophy
No CAPTCHA bypassing
No proxy rotation
No robots.txt bypass
No unauthorized crawls
Structured feeds only
User-approved sources

See it in action

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