Gets in where bots get blocked.
Manifest V3 Chrome extension that captures page state while you browse naturally. Tied to your Optimize Pilot API key. Works on Cloudflare-protected, Kasada-guarded, and JS-heavy sites that refuse automated crawlers.
Some of your most interesting competitors don't want to be crawled.
Cloudflare bot protection, Kasada, PerimeterX — the sites you most want to track are often the best-defended. The Chrome extension captures page state during human browsing, bypassing bot detection entirely. You browse the competitor's site normally, and Radar gets the data.
Human-present capture, automated pipeline.
No automation fingerprint. No 403s.
The extension captures the fully-rendered DOM, JS-executed state, and screenshot while you browse naturally. No headless browser signatures. No rotating proxies. No bot-blocking middleware knows the difference between you and any other visitor.
- Fully-rendered DOM capture (post-JS execution)
- Screenshot + viewport metadata
- No automation fingerprint — human-present browsing
- Works on every site you can visit in Chrome
Captures queue in the background.
Capture while you browse; the extension batches uploads off-hours so it doesn't chew your bandwidth during work hours. Every capture is tagged with your API key and pipes into the Radar + Research pipelines server-side.
- Background batch upload (off-hours)
- Per-site capture limits to avoid bandwidth spikes
- Automatic retry on network failure
- Appears in Radar alongside automated crawls
Tied to your API key. Scoped per-site.
The extension authenticates once using your Optimize Pilot API key and stays authorized for the sites you've added. Captures from sites outside your workspace are rejected server-side — you can't accidentally or deliberately pipe someone else's data in.
- API key-bound; scoped to your workspace
- Server-side validation of capture origin
- Full audit log of every capture
- Revocable from the dashboard
Install the extension in thirty seconds.
Free for all paid tiers. Visit the competitor sites you already check — the extension does the rest.