This is the Launch Radar landing page. Subscribe with your email to get the daily digest. The sample below is what an OpenClaw-generated brief looks like in your inbox.
Why I built it
The AI space moves fast. I was spending too much time scrolling X and newsletters trying to figure out what people had actually shipped: releases, repos, products. I wanted signal, not discourse, and I wanted an agent to do the gathering for me.
What it does
AI Builder Radar (Launch Radar) arrives every morning. It tracks builders across GitHub, Hacker News, and the X builder feed, then delivers a scored, summarized five-minute brief instead of another infinite scroll.
Backend: OpenClaw
The entire backend is built on OpenClaw. OpenClaw is the agent that scrapes the feeds, qualifies what actually shipped, scores items, and writes the digest you see in the email preview (the sample even labels itself “VIA OPENCLAW”). This project is not a hand-curated newsletter. It’s an OpenClaw-driven pipeline that turns builder activity into a readable brief.
How it ships
OpenClaw produces the structured digest; Resend delivers it to subscribers. The landing page is where people subscribe. Front end is the brief and the signup page; the intelligence layer is OpenClaw end to end.