200 posts in. 20 stories worth reading out
Your content taste, but scaled
Stop scrolling and start reading what's really worth it.
AI that learns from your every approve & reject. It doesn't decide what you read — it helps you scale your decisions. And when 15 sources write about the same, you get one story with all the facts — not 15 duplicates to skim.
Built by Kirill Oleinichenko, editor of Zhurnalus — a weekly design digest, 500+ issues since 2016.
Tired of reading what doesn't matter to you?
You read for a living — you shouldn't burn hours on noise to find the signal. Recognize yourself in any of these?
Newsletter editors
I check 150 feeds before I start writing. By the time I'm ready, I'm already tired.
Management consultants
My clients pay me for insight — not for the hours I spend scrolling industry news to find it.
Crypto & DeFi researchers
Alpha lives in 100 Telegram channels at 3 AM. I can't scroll them all before the market moves — but I can't afford to miss the one signal either.
Also works for research analysts · freelance journalists · PR consultants · indie SaaS founders · VC associates & angels · Telegram digest editors.
Optimized for your judgment — not for your engagement
Four steps to a curated feed that reflects what matters to you.
01 — Connect your feeds
RSS feeds, Telegram channels including private ones, Twitter/X, and AI-powered web monitors — one dashboard for everything you follow. Add feeds one by one, or import a hundred at once via OPML from Feedly or Inoreader.
02 — AI filters every item
Describe what matters in plain language. Every incoming post is evaluated against your criteria and gets a confidence score plus a plain-English reason for the decision. Filtered items aren't deleted — they stay one click away, so you can always see what the AI rejected and why.
03 — AI learns from you
Approve, reject, explain why. Every correction trains your personal filter, along with implicit signals from what you save and open. After a few weeks, it knows your editorial taste better than you could write it down.
04 — Read what matters
A clean feed of relevant content. Hours of manual triage become 20 minutes of reading — and every original source stays one click away.
Stop reading the same story fifteen times
When the same event hits 15 of your channels, Radaric merges them into one structured story — every source link preserved.
How it works
Radaric scores matching posts across every source you connect — title similarity, content overlap, entity matching, and timing. When the signals align, posts merge into one structured story with the key facts consolidated. Every original post stays linked as a citation.
Why it matters
You see each signal once — not its echo fifteen times. Perceived volume drops without losing coverage. Works cross-source and cross-language: a Telegram channel in Russian, a Twitter thread in English, and an RSS feed in Portuguese all merge into the same story when they're about the same event.
How Radaric compares
| Feedly Pro+ | Research assistant | Radaric | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $18/month | $2,000+/month | $59/month |
| Telegram private | No | Manual | Yes, automated |
| Learns your taste | No — same AI for all | After months | After weeks |
| Sources covered | RSS only | All, but manually | RSS, Telegram, X, YT |
| Story dedup | No | Manual | Automatic grouping |
Try it for 30 days. If it doesn't save you hours, get your money back.
Monthly
$59 /month
- Unlimited feeds (RSS, Telegram, Twitter, YouTube)
- AI filtering with feedback learning
- Story Aggregator
- Private Telegram channel support
- Full transparency — see AI reasoning
- Cancel anytime
Annual
Best value$499 /year
Save $209 vs. monthly.
- Everything in Monthly
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Early users get direct access to the developer. This won't scale.
30-day money-back guarantee. No free tier — your filter improves only when you use it daily.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Feedly or Inoreader?
Feedly and Inoreader are RSS readers with generic AI — the same for everyone. Radaric connects to RSS, Telegram (including private channels), and Twitter — sources no RSS reader covers. More importantly, it learns from your explicit feedback over time, building a personal filter that gets better with every decision.
Is my Telegram account safe?
Radaric uses a secure, read-only connection to access your Telegram channels. It reads messages but never sends, modifies, or deletes anything in your Telegram account. Your credentials are encrypted and stored securely.
Who built this?
Radaric is built by Kirill, the editor of Zhurnalus — a weekly design digest with 500+ issues over 10 years. He built Radaric to solve his own curation problem: scanning hundreds of feeds every day. It's been in daily use since November 2025.