A clearer starting point for your next app.

Find recently launched Android apps with real signs of adoption. Filter the noise, keep a shortlist and investigate what deserves your time.

Explore the workspace Get early beta access

The workspace is private while we build. Join the free waitlist for future beta updates.

Your next research shortlist

Collected listing metadata

Reading the catalog…

Recorded counters. Source timestamps included.Open explorer

Build with a better question.

Which recent apps are finding users—and what would you investigate next?

Find your starting point

Choose a category, launch window and storefront. Set the adoption and rating criteria that matter to you.

Look past the headline number

Inspect release dates, rating counts and observed install counters. Keep unknowns and source limitations in view.

Keep what deserves a closer look

Save candidates, add your own notes and export a shortlist you can actually work from.

Scan a list.
Think in a research board.

Use the focused list when you want to cover ground. Switch to Research Studio cards when you want to examine a few candidates and keep notes beside the evidence.

Try both views

Customizable filters Browser shortlist CSV exports Details on request

Less guessing.
A longer view.

Weekly tracking

Follow a consistent catalog over time. Weekly observations and side-by-side comparison keep the evidence aligned. Graphs become available after enough weekly data exists.

See the phased plan

Weekly observed historyBaseline first. Gaps stay visible.Available

Side-by-side comparisonsCompare up to four candidates.Available

Watchlists and change alertsReturn when something matters.Planned

Three apps.
One lesson about guessing.

I started this after building three apps that didn’t find the traction I hoped for. This time, I wanted to research demand before committing to another build.

Opportunity Radar is for indie developers and vibe coders who want a useful starting point. A download threshold isn’t proof of profitability. It’s a reason to ask a better question.

Help shape a tool
you’ll actually research with.

Join free for early beta access, product updates and a founding discount if a paid plan launches.

First access when the beta is ready
A chance to influence the research workflow
Pricing and discount details announced later

Be part of the first chapter.

No payment details. No promised launch date.

A few useful answers.

Are these real apps?

The public workspace uses a read-only snapshot of collected Play Store listing metadata. The snapshot date is visible. It is not a live or exhaustive view of Google Play.

What does “recorded installs” mean?

An unrounded counter recorded from the public listing. It is not an audited acquisition total, active-user count or country-specific download figure.

Will I see history from an app’s launch?

Only if observations exist for that interval. Weekly collection starts with a baseline. Graphs appear after two usable weekly observations; missing periods stay missing.

Can I sign in?

The dashboard is currently private and available only in local development. Joining the waitlist does not grant access. We’ll announce the public beta separately.

Is joining the waitlist free?

Yes. Joining does not buy a subscription. Beta timing, pricing and the founding discount will be announced later.