Launching Radar properly today - thanks for the early feedback

[nadaverell]

Hey everyone - quick update for the folks who tried Radar early, opened issues, contributed PRs, shared feedback, or just kicked the tires.
@SaviorVirus @hoangtruonghrs @viethoang1211 @jessegoodier @7adityaraj @Arsobbiak @Hanashiko @cosmincatalin @YacineSahli @fluktuid

We’re launching Radar properly today.

We’re live on Product Hunt today, if you want to support the launch:
https://www.producthunt.com/products/radar-7

A couple of months ago we released v0.1 as a local-first, open-source Kubernetes UI. Since then the project has passed 1.4k GitHub stars, and the feedback from this community shaped a lot of what we shipped next.

Radar now includes:

• Real-time topology and resource browsing
• Live event streams using Kubernetes watches
• Helm release management with diff/rollback
• Argo CD and Flux visibility/sync workflows
• Live traffic flows via Hubble/Cilium, Istio, or Caretta
• OpenCost insights
• Cluster audit checks across security, reliability, and efficiency
• Image filesystem inspection
• Built-in MCP server for AI agents

It still runs as a single Go binary, with no account required and no cloud dependency.

Also using it as a chance to ask once more for feedback - what’s missing? What breaks? What would make Radar useful as your daily Kubernetes UI?