Useful Zcash updates, all in one place.
Radar follows meaningful activity across the Zcash ecosystem and brings the useful parts together in one place.
What Radar covers
The first release follows official GitHub releases, repositories whose name, description, or Zcash topic matches, grant-program updates, and ZIP proposal changes. A repository discovery is not presented as a live product or endorsement.
Browse it by view: Latest for everything in date order, Shipping for releases, Discoveries for repositories found on GitHub, Grants & proposals for funding and proposal changes, and Profiles for a directory of every project page.
What makes it onto Radar
Official releases and factual activity from official grant and proposal pages can appear automatically. Radar also finds public GitHub repositories that match its Zcash search and labels them "Found on GitHub." These are discoveries to investigate—not proof of a live service, official ownership, or an endorsement of a project and its claims.
How automation helps
Software gathers updates and checks their basic details. AI may write a short Radar summary of the original source so you can read it here. It does not decide what appears. Dates, links, versions, and project identity still come from the source. If those facts do not line up, the update waits instead of appearing on the site.
Paid rank stays separate
A bid cannot add an item to Radar, change its order, or influence coverage. Sponsored ranking appears in its own labeled panel and links to the Live Board. The Radar feed remains chronological.
You can always open the source
Every update links to the page it came from, so you can read the full release, proposal, grant update, or discussion whenever you want more detail.