At Revido, we're passionate about leveraging the power of no-code solutions to help businesses achieve their goals. One of our most exciting collaborations has been with Radar, a company dedicated to enhancing the LinkedIn experience for professionals worldwide.

Radar envisioned a tool that would help professionals cut through the noise of daily LinkedIn updates and deliver key data from their contacts. They wanted to redefine the sales, job hunting, and recruiting processes on LinkedIn by automatically tracking contacts’ updates, job changes, and more. This vision required a solution that was easy to use and adopt, leading to the idea of a Chrome extension.

Building a Chrome extension with integrations to LinkedIn, email, and billing was no small task. The extension needed to keep track of, group, and measure the activity of contacts. This was a complex challenge that required a unique solution.

At Revido, we leveraged our expertise in no-code solutions to help Radar realize their vision. We integrated a Data365-powered automated scraping tool into their Chrome extension. This tool allowed the extension to efficiently gather and organize data from LinkedIn, providing users with the valuable insights they needed without the noise.

Our no-code approach allowed us to build this complex application quickly and efficiently, getting Radar to market faster than traditional development methods would have allowed. This speed to market was a key factor in Radar's success, allowing them to quickly start providing value to their users.

Thanks to our collaboration, Radar was able to maintain a 5-star rating on the Chrome Web Store, a testament to the value and usability of their extension. They are currently in the process of raising a seed round, preparing to take their business to the next level.

We continue to work with Radar, building features as the technical extension of their team. Our no-code expertise allows us to quickly and efficiently implement new features and improvements, ensuring that Radar can continue to provide the best possible service to their users.

At the moment, Radar is pivoting their product to a web-based version that connects with users' CRMs and the extension is no longer public.