RADARIAL Media Intelligence
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Built by the team behind TranscribeGo

Thousands of media signals. The few developing events your organization needs to see today.

Radarial reads local and regional news about your city, your organization or your industry, in English and Spanish, and groups the articles covering the same story into one event, with tone, alerts and a report you can share with your council or your board.

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New eventCity council approves FY2027 budget4 outletsSample
SpikeDowntown rezoning voteabove 3× usual volumeSample
DevelopingSchool district bond election6 outletsSample
Single sourceWater rate increase proposalDaily HeraldSample

What you get

01 — Events

One story. Many outlets. One event.

Articles covering the same story are grouped into one event: a summary, which outlets published it, when each article was published, and whether its tone is positive, neutral or negative. Instead of reading 302 articles, you review 41 stories.

  • Date, outlet and link for every article
  • Tags: developing, high impact, single source
  • Search by topic, not just your name
Developing Neutral Sample
School district bond election

Voters will decide in November on a bond to renovate four schools. Coverage focuses on cost, timeline and which campuses are included.

  • Daily Herald8:12 AM
  • Community News9:40 AM
  • Noticias Locales10:05 AM
  • Business Journal11:31 AM
  • Public Radio (web)1:18 PM
  • Metro Weekly3:47 PM
6 outlets
02 — Analysis

Thirty days at a glance.

See how coverage changed over the past 30 days, which keyword appeared most often, and how coverage was distributed across topics. Media tone is not a measure of public opinion; it tells you how the press is framing an issue.

Coverage · last 30 days Sample
Top keyword
budget
By topic
Budget and taxes34%
Education22%
Housing and zoning18%
Utilities14%
Other12%
03 — Alerts

Know when a story is picking up.

Radarial flags a new story on your radar, and a spike when coverage rises above three times its usual level. In-platform alerts are included; delivery by email, WhatsApp or Telegram is available as an optional module.

In-platform alerts Sample
New story
School district bond election
3 outlets
Spike
Downtown rezoning vote
above 3× usual volume
04 — Report

The report you share with council or your board.

Download a 7-day or 30-day PDF report: an executive summary, the top stories with the articles that drove them, coverage trends and tone over the period. Spend less time collecting articles and more time preparing your briefing.

Sample report

Channels

Included

Digital news

Local papers, regional dailies, public media sites and Spanish-language press.

Optional module

TV and radio

Broadcast monitoring and transcription, scoped to agreed stations.

Optional module

Social media

Monitoring of selected public accounts and pages across X, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.

Included + optional module

Alerts delivery

In-platform alerts included. Email, WhatsApp and Telegram delivery available as an optional module.

Optional modules are scoped and implemented for each client. Coverage and timelines are confirmed in the proposal.

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How it works

Articles are collected from outlets' public feeds throughout the day, grouped into events and classified by tone. Coverage in both languages lands in the same event.

  1. 01Collect
  2. 02Group
  3. 03Classify
  4. 04Alert

Built around your sources

We'll help identify the news sources and topics relevant to your city, your organization or your industry. No software to install; our team handles the initial setup.

Who it's for

City and town managers

A clearer view of local coverage before the council meeting.

Communications directors and PIOs

One event bringing related coverage together, instead of checking multiple news sites.

Companies and brands

How your company, your industry and your competitors are being covered.

Economic development and public affairs

How your projects and your region are being covered.

Agencies

One radar per client, reports on their schedule.

We focus on news coverage and selected public sources, not on individual residents.

Your coverage, as events.

radarial / Sample City Sample data
Sample City
last 7 days · Sample data
38Articles
9Events
14Outlets
Mostly neutralTone
City council approves FY2027 budget with lower tax rate
Neutral
Daily HeraldCommunity NewsPublic Radio (web)Business JournalNoticias Locales
5 outlets · today

FAQ

How long does setup take?

Our team sets up your radar for you. A first version is usually ready within days; optional modules are scoped in the proposal.

How is Radarial different from Google Alerts?

Google Alerts notifies you of matching results, one by one. Radarial groups related coverage into events, tells you the tone, shows how coverage evolved, and gives you a report you can share.

Which languages?

English and Spanish. Coverage of the same story in both languages lands in the same event.

See how you're being covered.

Tell us your city, organization or industry. We'll show you how Radarial would work for you, with a first look at your coverage.

Questions? Write to [name] at [email].