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Overview

Radaric is an AI‑driven feed reader that tailors what you see by learning from each post you approve or reject. From $9 a month you can add a wide array of sources, including RSS, private Telegram channels, YouTube, X, Substack, Bluesky, Mastodon, Product Hunt, GitHub, and arXiv, and let the system filter and summarize the content for you. The service also merges duplicate coverage of the same story from multiple sources into a single feed item that links to every original post.
If you find yourself scrolling through dozens of channels for the same news, Radaric's automatic deduplication reduces the pile to one story, keeping links to every source. The AI scans titles, content, named entities, and timestamps, and when enough signals line up it pulls key facts together. The original posts remain accessible with a single click, so you can always review the full context. The tool uses the transcript of YouTube videos, giving it an edge over standard RSS readers that rely only on metadata.
You set the filtering rules by writing simple, plain‑language prompts that describe what matters to you. Every new item is evaluated against those rules and given a confidence score and a brief reason for the decision. Approved or rejected posts are not lost; rejected items stay available for later review, showing the AI's reason. By approving, rejecting, or providing explanations, you train the filter over weeks, and it begins to anticipate your taste before you articulate it.
The feed can be expanded from a single OPML import of hundreds of feeds or by adding each source one by one. The system works with public and private Telegram channels and supports private channel read‑only access. It does not send or modify any messages in Telegram. Credentials are stored encrypted, and the connection is read‑only, so your account remains safe.
Key features
- AI learns from every approval, rejection, and explanation to refine the feed
- Automatic deduplication across up to 15 sources, merging stories into one summarised item
- Supports RSS, private Telegram channels, X, YouTube (video transcript), Substack, Bluesky, Mastodon, Product Hunt, GitHub, arXiv
- AI provides a confidence score and short reason for every decision
- Rejected items are preserved for easy revisit
Details
- Pricing
- Free
- Last checked
- 7h ago
- Indexing
- noindex, follow
- Category
- Youtube
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Personalised filter that improves with daily use
- Broad source coverage, including Telegram private channels and YouTube transcripts
- Deduplication of duplicate stories across languages
- Easy import from Feedly or Inoreader via OPML
Cons
- No free tier; minimum plan is $9/month
- X/Twitter parsing is only available in the Pro tier
- No built‑in engagement metrics; focus is purely on editorial relevance

