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dApp Radar helps company owners and admins scout projects for partnerships, ecosystem support, DevRel, or BD. Its summaries and segments organize the search; the underlying dApp and company pages provide the evidence.

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Build a scouting view

  1. Select the company you manage and open dApp Radar.
  2. Choose a visible segment such as ecosystem, funding, rising, owned, or all projects.
  3. Use the available ecosystem, status, verification, rating, upvote, or activity filters to narrow the list.
  4. Open a dApp to inspect its team, company, networks, product links, reviews, token context, and on-chain coverage.
  5. Record why the project matters and the next responsible action in your own workflow.

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Read the summary carefully

Counts for ecosystem dApps, recent projects, funding-seeking projects, verified publishers, ratings, and upvotes describe the current visible catalog. They do not establish product quality, funding readiness, ownership, or partnership fit. For DevRel, look for relevant ecosystem deployments and active builders. For BD, confirm the company and official contact path. For investment or grant research, use Radar only as an initial discovery surface and complete your own diligence.

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If access is missing

Confirm that the company is selected and that you are an owner or admin. Members and personal profiles do not have access to manager tools.

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Continue on dApp.ing

Browse dApps

Complete this task in the dApp.ing application.

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Last modified on July 24, 2026