Uplinq Social Radar

A local-first workspace for responsible public discovery and conversation research.

Uplinq Social Radar is a browser extension that gives you a private workspace for manual public-conversation research. Create campaigns to organize topics, goals, locations, and personal search plans. Start with a topic and optional exclusions or location, then open the selected service’s own search or directory page. For sustained work on a desktop, select Open dashboard to use a separate maximized window with stable navigation, a side-by-side search builder, and internally scrolling panels. Social Radar helps you review supported result cards that are already visible on screen. You decide whether to save a useful public reference or mark it as not relevant. Keep selected references organized with collections, tags, notes, neutral review statuses, optional follow-up dates, favorite search plans, saved location profiles, custom keyword libraries, reusable research templates, and local CSV or report exports. This version also includes QBox Mode: a separate local workspace for understanding the question underneath public conversations. Choose an editable starter theme, open selected native search surfaces, and review only the public result cards you bring into view. QBox can highlight transparent topic cues, help you save a local signal, group your saved signals into a Pulse, turn a signal into an editable Idea Bank item, and compare it with your locally maintained Content Brain. QBox does not use an AI service or transfer its workspace data to a server. All workspace information stays in Chrome extension storage on your device until you export or clear it. Uplinq Social Radar does not create an external account, synchronize your workspace to a remote database, sell your information, or send it to third parties. The extension is designed for manual review. It never automatically joins, follows, sends messages, RSVPs, posts, comments, reacts, or contacts people. It does not access private profiles, conversations, contact details, member lists, or private communities. You remain in control of every action and are responsible for following the rules of each service you visit.